Niger Police, NDLEA, others counsel remand home inmates against crime

Author: Priscilla DennisPublished on: September 5, 2026Country: Nigeria

Crime & Law

Niger Police, NDLEA, others counsel remand home inmates against crime

The Niger State Police Command, in collaboration with the NDLEA, advised inmates of the Minna remand home against returning to crime. During a special advocacy program for World Charity Day 2026, juveniles were encouraged to embrace education and positive values. POCACOV Committee Chairman, Mr. Guja Ibrahim, promised support for those wishing to continue their education after reintegration.

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