FG restates commitment to prompt dispensation of justice.
The Federal Government is committed to ensuring prompt dispensation of justice to further strengthen the nation’s democracy.
Minister of Interior, Captain Emmanuel Iheanacho stated this during the official flag-off of the Nigerian Prisons Staff Special Car Welfare Scheme at the Prisons Training School, Kikrikiri, Lagos.
A total 512 brand new vehicles were distributed on loan to officers and men of the Prisons Service nationwide.
Iheanacho said the initiative was conceived to enable beneficiaries with a minimum of N1.3 million to own a new car.
The minister said the scheme was designed to further boost the morale of prison officials and urged them to justify it with enhanced and efficient service delivery.
He also said the success of this scheme had strengthened his belief in the potential and benefits that could be generated from Public-Private Partnership.
Controller-General of Prisons, Olusola Ogundipe said a convenient monthly repayment plan had been worked out for a period of 48 months through direct deduction from the workers`salaries.
Ogundipe thanked all the financial institutions that facilitated the initiative, describing it as worthwhile and laudable.
The Federal Government is committed to ensuring prompt dispensation of justice to further strengthen the nation’s democracy.
Minister of Interior, Captain Emmanuel Iheanacho stated this during the official flag-off of the Nigerian Prisons Staff Special Car Welfare Scheme at the Prisons Training School, Kikrikiri, Lagos.
A total 512 brand new vehicles were distributed on loan to officers and men of the Prisons Service nationwide.
Iheanacho said the initiative was conceived to enable beneficiaries with a minimum of N1.3 million to own a new car.
The minister said the scheme was designed to further boost the morale of prison officials and urged them to justify it with enhanced and efficient service delivery.
He also said the success of this scheme had strengthened his belief in the potential and benefits that could be generated from Public-Private Partnership.
Controller-General of Prisons, Olusola Ogundipe said a convenient monthly repayment plan had been worked out for a period of 48 months through direct deduction from the workers`salaries.
Ogundipe thanked all the financial institutions that facilitated the initiative, describing it as worthwhile and laudable.
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