Inadequate logistics for correctional service, bane of quick criminal justice delivery — Kogi CJ

Relying on experience gathered from his recent decongestion exercise across Medium Correctional Centers located in Kogi, the Chief Judge of the state, Hon. Justice Josiah Majebi, has advocated for more attention to providing logistics for the Nigerian Correctional Service to boost criminal justice delivery.

Citing inability of Correctional Centers to provide transportation logistics for suspects to appear in courts as clog in Justice delivery, he said such were partly responsible for congestion of criminal cases in courts, delay, and seeming ineffectiveness in criminal justice administration.

Justice Majebi made this observation on Wednesday when he received the new Comptroller of Correctional Service for Kogi State, Mrs. Hadiza Ina Aminu, who paid a familiarization visit to the CJ at the Judiciary headquarters in Lokoja, the state capital, yesterday.

He craved for more productive synergy among all stakeholders in the administration of justice saying the roles of the Judiciary and the…

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