Akwa Ibom Establishes Committee to Monitor Criminal Justice Implementation
Akwa Ibom State has inaugurated an independent monitoring committee to supervise the implementation of the Administration of Criminal Justice Law. The committee, formed after a capacity-building workshop in Uyo, includes key figures like Joseph Udoh as chairman and representatives from organizations like Clean Foundation and the Nigerian Bar Association.
The goal is to enhance transparency, efficiency, and collaboration within the justice system. The workshop emphasized compliance with the law and the protection of human rights.
The event concluded with the formal signing of the committee's terms of reference, symbolizing a shared commitment to justice sector reform.
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