Governor Nasir Idris of Kebbi State The Sun News
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Kebbi State Gov Urges Chief Judge to Decongest Prisons

Says the admonition became necessary because of complaints about prison congestion in the state.

Emmanuella Amarachi Ozioko

Kebbi Governor, Nasir Idris on  Saturday urged the Acting Chief Judge of Kebbi, Justice Umar Abubakar to decongest prisons in the state.

He gave the admonition while swearing in the state’s Acting Grand Khadi, Khadi Sadiq Umar-Muktar who succeeded retiring Khadi Tukur Sani-Argungu.

Gov. Idris said the admonition became necessary because of complaints about prison congestion in the state.

He tasked Umar-Muktar on justice, equity and fairness to all and observed that his choice was based on his records.

Idris pledged that his administration would do everything possible to make judiciary workers happy.

The Governor, while promising to operate an open-door policy, said his administration would welcome advice, suggestions and constructive criticism to bring positive development to the state.

“Going by my background, I am a teacher; a unionist and a labor leader who grew from local government level to state chairman and to become president of the largest trade union in Africa,’’ he stated.

Also, Governor Idris assured that he would transform the state capital from “a glorified local government headquarters to a full-fledged state capital’’. 

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