Nigerian Prisons Service
Tinubu's FG dismisses 3 top govt officials, reason emerges
In a statement released on Thursday, the Nigerian correctional service said it had dismissed three personnel for misconduct and sanctioned others.
Blessing CEO celebrates as she shares why VDM was remanded in Kuje Prison after he was granted bail
Controversial social media personality Blessing CEO recently shared a clip on social media where she spoke about the continued incarceration of Verydarkman and why.
FG announces plan to relocate Ikoyi, Suleja prisons, gives reason
President Bola Tinubu's federal government has announced plan to relocate Ikoyi prison and some correctional centres in Nigeria. The government explained why.
Photos emerge as Abba Kyari returns from prison, family members gather to celebrate: "Welcome back"
Abba Kyari, the suspended deputy commissioner of police, received a warm welcome from his family and friends after his recent release from Kuje prison, Abuja.
Suspended DCP Abba Kyari finally released from prison, details emerge
The suspended deputy commissioner of police, Abba Kyari, has been released from the Kuje Custodial Centre in Abuja, a top official of the prison service confirmed.
"Mummy of Lagos doings": Fans react as Bobrisky donates sitting chairs to Kirikiri for visitors
Days after Nigerian crossdresser Bobrisky was sentenced to six months in jail for the abuse of the Naira, Bob donates chairs to the Nigerian prison services.
"Bobrisky is being kept in our male cell": Nigerian Prison service speaks on crossdresser's safety
Nigerian Nigerian Correctional Services (NCoS) formerly known as Nigerian Prison Service has revealed where crossdresser Bobrisky would be kept during his sentence.
NCoS clarifies daily feeding allowance of prison inmates
The Nigerian Correctional Service (NCS) has rubbished report that prison inmates are fed with N200 daily, stating that the daily feeding allowance is actually N750
Oshiomhole demands breakdown as prison boss says FG spends more money feeding dogs than inmates
Senators were surprised as Nigeria Correctional Service disclosed that it spent more money feeding and training dogs than feeding inmates and rehabilitating them.
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