Uba Sani Grants Clemency to Over 500 Inmates in Kaduna

Governor Uba Sani of Kaduna State has granted clemency to over 500 inmates during his administration, which began in May 2023. A recent statement from the Commissioner of Information, Ahmed Maiyaki, revealed that 27 inmates were released across correctional facilities in the state on Nigeria’s 66th Independence Anniversary.
This initiative is part of a broader restorative justice program that includes the payment of fines and compensation for victims, with over N300 million allocated since Sani took office. The Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice, Sir James A.
Kanyip, noted that clemency is extended on significant national occasions and is executed through established processes that consider accountability and rehabilitation. Kanyip emphasized that the initiative aims to restore hope and facilitate responsible citizenship for the beneficiaries.
The administration's ongoing commitment reflects a belief in justice that allows for renewal and reintegration into society.
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