“The time for urgent, coordinated action on the state of corrections in Nigeria is now,” the group said.
The panel examined the gaps in alternatives to imprisonment such as fines, compensation, community service, probation and parole.
According to the ADC, from Benue to Zamfara and other parts of the country, taxes are being imposed by bandits on citizens.
According to Mr Tuggar, Germany is a country with rich cultural heritage.
The commissioner commended the federal government for acknowledging the housing deficit in the country.
He said that the illegal arms dealings were largely responsible for Nigeria’s 2.2 million IDPs.
Mr Egbetokun reiterated his commitment to constructive engagement to maintain public confidence in the force.
Mr Yilwatda reassured stakeholders of the government’s commitment to working with partners to ensure that no one was left behind.
Mr Nandang decried the lack of infrastructure and basic logistics to support operations in many areas.
She emphasised that stabilising the economy was only the beginning of a broader recovery agenda.
