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93% of Nigerian inmates are state offenders, many should not be in prison, says Tunji-Ojo - Businessday NG

Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, minister of interior, has revealed that 93 percent of inmates in Nigeria's custodial centres are being held for offences

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93% of Nigerian inmates are state offenders, many should not be in prison, says Tunji-Ojo - Businessday NG

Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, minister of interior, has revealed that 93 percent of inmates in Nigeria's custodial centres are being held for offences

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93 percent of inmates are State offenders, half don't need jail — Tunji-Ojo

..’How we freed 4,000 inmates in one day’ By Omeiza Ajayi ABUJA: Minister of Interior, Dr Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, has disclosed that 93 percent of inmates in Nigerian custodial facilities are state offenders, with only 7…

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93% of Nigerian inmates are state offenders, many should not be in prison, says Tunji-Ojo - Businessday NG

93 percent of inmates are State offenders, half don't need jail — Tunji-Ojo

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93 percent of inmates are State offenders, half don't need jail — Tunji-Ojo

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30-50% of offences don't warrant incarceration, says Tunji-Ojo

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93% of Nigerian inmates are state offenders, many should not be in prison, says Tunji-Ojo - Businessday NG