Mr Nkwakuche said that every item destroyed represented a step toward a more secure and credible correctional system.
Mr Jen described community acceptance as critical to the success of rehabilitation efforts.
The federal government has called for stronger public-private partnerships to drive sustainable reforms across correctional centres.
The controller-general credited his success to his root.
Mr Nwakuche said the ceremony was not merely for new ranks but to recognise dedication, professionalism and sacrifice.
The PRO said the command has prioritised securing approvals for the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) study centres at both facilities.
The National Open University of Nigeria has presented degree certificates to six inmates of the Medium Security Custodial Centre, Kuje, Abuja.
Mr Nwakuche applauded the NICOWA president for her commitment to the association.
Until her recent appointment, she was a staff member of the public relations unit at the NCoS headquarters in Abuja.
He said the NCoS had recently taken deliberate steps to strengthen communication channels.
