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Home Security 35 Prison Inmates to Sit for NECO Exam in Jos
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35 Prison Inmates to Sit for NECO Exam in Jos

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Luka Ayedoo
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October 21, 2018
Awaiting Trial inmate inmates in Prison
Awaiting Trial inmate in Prison

35 Prison Inmates to Sit for NECO Exam in Jos
Thirty five (35) inmates of Jos Prison have been duly registered for the 2018 NECO external examination. The inmates 32 of whom are male and 3 female, have been prepared to take subjects in Social Sciences and Commercials.

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The registration of the inmates for the said examination was facilitated with funding support from the Industrial Training Fund (ITF) as part of celebrations marking their 47th anniversary.

This examination is one of the numerous reform programs available to prepare inmates for smooth reintegration into the society, upon discharge.

The Service has deployed necessary resources to attract productive partnership towards providing quality education as well as vocational skill acquisition for inmates in custody.

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LUKA AYEDOO
DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF PRISONS
COMMAND PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER
PLATEAU STATE COMMAND

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