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wuna too dey talk and give excuses
what is the way forward? na only Emefele steal the money? to move such huge amount must need clearance from the presidency. better go after all the people involve and stop this poor music of emefele.
There is hunger in the land make wuna work and improve lives for nigerians

Stories as always

The Government House Glass House in Lokoja, Kogi State, was the distinguished venue for the formal introduction of Her Excellency, Hajia Sefinat Ododo, the First Lady of Kogi State, to the esteemed stakeholders of our great state.

This significant occasion brought together prominent dignitaries from various top government offices and representatives from all 21 local government areas, showcasing a unified front in our collective pursuit of progress and development.

Among the notable attendees were the Secretary to the State Government, Dr. Falashaday Arike, the wife of the Deputy Governor, the wife of the Speaker of the Assembly, the wife of the Chief of Staff, the APC Women Leader, as well as all the party women leaders from the 21 local government areas, among others.

In her address, Dr. Falashade Arike, the Secretary to the State Government, lauded Her Excellency, Hajia Sefinat Ododo, for her steadfast support for women and youths across the state. She urged all women to stand in solidarity with Her Excellency, encouraging them to set aside differences for the betterment of Kogi State.

Similarly, the wife of the Speaker of Kogi State House of Assembly highlighted the undeniable compassion demonstrated by Her Excellency, urging women throughout the state to unite in support of her initiatives.

Addressing the stakeholders, Her Excellency, Hajia Sefinat Ododo, expressed deep appreciation to the women of Kogi State for their unwavering support towards her husband's endeavors. She appealed for their continued backing to propel the state forward and emphasized the pivotal role of women in nation-building, echoing the sentiment "no women, no nation."

Furthermore, Her Excellency pledged to provide assistance to the women of Kogi State, including empowerment opportunities, recognizing their significance in the state's progress and welfare.

In conclusion, Her Excellency reassured the women of Kogi State of her unwavering commitment to stand by them through all challenges, leaving no stone unturned in her pursuit of their advancement and prosperity.

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Empowering Our Market Women: A Bold Initiative by Her Excellency Hajiya Sefinat Ododo, First Lady of Kogi State.

We are excited to share that Her Excellency Hajiya Sefinat Ododo, the esteemed First Lady of Kogi State, extends her deepest sympathy and unwavering support to the resilient market women of our state, who have been facing a myriad of challenges.

In recent times, our market women, who are the backbone of our local economy, have been grappling with various hardships, ranging from economic downturns to supply chain disruptions, and even personal tragedies. However, despite these adversities, they have continued to display remarkable resilience and fortitude.

In light of these circumstances, Her Excellency has made a heartfelt commitment to stand in solidarity with our market women and to provide them with the necessary support and resources they need to overcome these challenges and thrive once again. She recognizes the invaluable contributions they make to our communities and is determined to ensure that they are not left behind.

As part of her initiatives to support our market women, Her Excellency is exploring a range of strategies.

Together, we can make a meaningful and lasting impact on the lives of our market women and contribute to the overall development and prosperity of our state.

Stay tuned for more updates on the progress of these initiatives and how you can get involved. Let's unite and uplift our market women, who are the heart and soul of our communities.

So I was just thinking out loud with all going on. The cost of living want to kill the living and a lot is going through people. so Imagine Nigeria
current situation was a movie What would you give as the title?

I am heading a department and the best way to handle this GenZ is to first and foremost respect your self and never in anyway flirt/compliment their dressing/looks. Think before you take/make any instructions and actions cos when you do and you chicken out your respect is gone. Treat and give them that fatherly figure and avoid poke nose in their shit/gist

This man burst people ticket very well

OP stop all this your nonsense voice overs and allow us to view videos in peace learn from wetindey happen Tv Guy he took the corrections and is doing well. THose voice overs can pissed one off

Suddenly he has woken up, what has he been doing in terms of industrial projects in other sectors? These guys take the masses for a ride and feel like is a form of favour they are doing. That was how the other time Yaya Bello paid salaries owed and people were dancing, something they should have demanded it by protest. The focus on road construction as a major achievement by FG and state governments raises questions about priorities and progress in the modern era. While infrastructure development is undoubtedly essential for the welfare and connectivity of citizens, it should not overshadow other critical areas of advancement, particularly in the context of a rapidly evolving global landscape.
In developed countries, the celebration of achievements extends far beyond basic infrastructure projects. They prioritize and celebrate advancements in technology, innovation, healthcare, education, and sustainable development, recognizing these as the pillars of progress in the 21st century. But you see in Nigeria have you ever heard a politicians celebrating what i just wrote? Whether it's breakthroughs in renewable energy, advancements in artificial intelligence, or strides in medical research, developed nations understand the significance of investing in these areas to drive long-term prosperity and competitiveness on the global stage.
Furthermore, the industrial revolution and technological advancements have reshaped economies and societies worldwide, creating new opportunities for growth, innovation, and job creation. Developed countries leverage these advancements to enhance productivity, drive economic diversification, and improve the quality of life for their citizens.
In contrast, the excessive focus on road construction in Nigeria as a symbol of progress reflects a narrow perspective on development and a lack of emphasis on transformative initiatives that address fundamental challenges and propel the nation forward. While infrastructure development is important, it should not be the sole metric by which progress is measured, especially in an era where digital transformation, knowledge-based economies, and sustainable development are paramount.
Nigeria deserves more than mere infrastructure projects as symbols of progress. It deserves visionary leadership that prioritizes investments in human capital, innovation, and sustainable development to unlock the country's full potential and position it as a leader in the global arena. By shifting focus from short-term gains to long-term investments in critical areas, Nigeria can chart a path toward inclusive growth, prosperity, and excellence on the world stage. It's time for Nigeria to aim higher, dream bigger, and strive for a future where its achievements are celebrated for their transformative impact and lasting legacy.

It's commendable that BUA attempted to address the issue by considering a salary increase. However, when salary adjustments aren't feasible for an organization, exploring alternative solutions to improve employee satisfaction and work-life balance becomes essential.
Implementing staggered working days could indeed be an effective strategy, particularly in situations where remote work is feasible. By staggering schedules, organizations can alleviate congestion in the workplace, reduce commuting stress, and accommodate varying personal circumstances among employees.
Moreover, with advancements in technology and the prevalence of remote work tools, many tasks can be efficiently carried out from home. Offering remote work options not only enhances flexibility for employees but also demonstrates trust and confidence in their ability to deliver results regardless of their physical location.

God's Own Computer Institute Hails the First Lady of Kogi State

Amidst the hustle and bustle of Okene, Kogi Central, an aura of gratitude and appreciation enveloped the premises of God's Own Computer Institute on the memorable day of 12th February, 2024. In a heartfelt ceremony, the Institute, in collaboration with 36 beneficiary families, extended profound gratitude to Her Excellency Hajia Sefinat Usman Ododo, the esteemed First Lady of Kogi State, Nigeria, for her unwavering support in sponsoring children's computer literacy.

The event was a testament to the transformative power of education and the enduring impact of Her Excellency's benevolence. Through her generous sponsorship, countless youths were provided with the invaluable opportunity to acquire essential computer skills, paving the way for a brighter and more promising future.

Zubair Adinoyi Jamiu, the Managing Director of God's Own Computer Institute, expressed heartfelt appreciation to Her Excellency for her continuous support and dedication towards empowering the youth. He acknowledged her pivotal role in creating a conducive learning environment, ensuring that every child has access to the resources and inspiration needed to thrive in the digital age.

Speaking on behalf of the beneficiary families, Mallam Abdulazeez conveyed sincere gratitude for Her Excellency's remarkable sponsorship, which has not only equipped their children with essential skills but also instilled in them a sense of hope and possibility for the future. Through her tireless efforts, Her Excellency has demonstrated a steadfast commitment to building a community enriched with empowered and educated youth who are poised to become future leaders.

In honoring Her Excellency Hajia Sefinat Ododo, God's Own Computer Institute and the 36 beneficiary families pay tribute to her exemplary leadership, compassion, and dedication to the welfare and empowerment of the people of Kogi State. Her legacy of service and commitment to education will continue to inspire generations to come, leaving an indelible mark on the hearts and minds of all who have had the privilege of benefiting from her generosity and kindness.

As we celebrate Her Excellency's unwavering commitment to empowering generations through education, let us also reaffirm our collective resolve to uphold her vision of a brighter, more prosperous future for all.

Kogi State: Who Is Hajiya Sefinat Usman Ododo

Hajiya Sefinat Usman Ododo, the esteemed First Lady of Kogi State, is a beacon of grace, compassion, and leadership in Nigeria. Born and raised in the ancient city of Okene, Kogi State, she is the youngest child of Mr. and Mrs. Sadiq, a family deeply rooted in the rich cultural heritage of their homeland.

From her earliest years in Idoji, Okene city, Hajiya Sefinat exhibited a remarkable blend of humility, resilience, and entrepreneurial spirit. Her journey as a visionary thinker and impactful leader began to unfold as she navigated the diverse landscapes of life, forging her path with unwavering determination and purpose.

A testament to her exceptional character and unwavering dedication to serving others, Hajiya Sefinat assumed the esteemed role of First Lady alongside her husband, His Excellency Alhaji Ahmed Usman Ododo, the fifth executive governor of Kogi State. In this pivotal role, she embodies the essence of motherhood, extending her warmth and compassion to the people of Kogi State with boundless love and empathy.

Beyond her role as First Lady, Hajiya Sefinat Usman Ododo is a trailblazing businesswoman, renowned for her brilliance and success in the corporate world. Her strategic acumen and visionary mindset have propelled her to remarkable heights, shaping her into a formidable force for positive change and progress.

A committed advocate for the marginalized and vulnerable, Hajiya Sefinat channels her passion for social justice into tangible action, spearheading initiatives that uplift and empower the downtrodden. Her unwavering commitment to executing strategic policies that directly impact the lives of the less fortunate underscores her dedication to creating a more equitable and inclusive society for all.

In addition to her role as a compassionate leader and change-maker, Hajiya Sefinat is a staunch champion of girl child education, recognizing the transformative power of knowledge and empowerment. Through her tireless advocacy efforts, she serves as a beacon of hope and inspiration for countless young girls across Nigeria, paving the way for a brighter and more promising future.

As a committed community leader, philanthropist par excellence, and devoted advocate for positive change, Hajiya Sefinat Usman Ododo continues to leave an indelible mark on the hearts and minds of all who have the privilege of knowing her. Her unwavering commitment to serving others and her steadfast dedication to building a better tomorrow stand as a testament to her remarkable character and enduring legacy of love, compassion, and leadership.


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obiekunie01:
but bros!

how you go take eat ewedu and still finish am with cooked egg!! choi!!!


you and that your girlfriend will kill each other with horrible smelling mess!

Choi!!!

Though Nigeria lost the match , we had fun all through the night because the food was so so delicious (at least to her anyway).
No wonder they had fun all night

Monkey dey wok Baboon dey chop

ovieigho:
Please fact-check me. If I am lying, let Sabiu or Gambari sue me. Buhari's Chief of Staff habitually stood up when in the presence of Tunde Sabiu. A young man who was young enough to be his grandchild. That is how powerful he was until der Buhari's unprecedented kleptocracy.

“We, in the opposition know this. But some of us are playing politics with it because they lost the 2023 election, and as far as they are concerned, if they did not win, Nigeria must collapse.”





He did a long epistle but I have to cut it short !

In his last paragraph he blamed his fellow party men for knowing what buhari did and kept silent but he never mentioned that Tinubu should probe buhari govt ?

Has he been on Tinubu’s side even before the Election or he just decides he wants to be a Tinubu supporter because Tinubu felicitated with him on his birthday and Atiku did not ?

This guy can speak from both sides of his mouth perfectly depending on where he pitch his tent but it’s so sound judgement

Source

Very big lies and Scam.
i have tracking this guys for long they are not the original ones and they even demand money for fixed games which is a number one scam. there is nothing like fixed match and even the ones that are fixed are kept in small circles to avoid spillage or over blown markets for bokkies.
when you check their post all the people comment are accounts that have been hacked or not in used anymore

Imhereagain:
You have South Africans here, how about you practice on us before graduating to something that will leave you in tears

i said gospel why are you perplex already ?

A lot of sabotage to Nigeria economy has been on the rise. On a normal ground if not for tribalism and Religion Nigeria should have been dragging super power with the USA

Janet Igohia revealed that she is presently married to Voryor Gata a notorious criminal and former second in command to late Gana Terwase. She is currently married to the leader of a violent extremist group in southern Taraba. According to her, she had previously been married to high profile criminals such as late Terkibi Gemaga AKA Mopol a notorious kidnapper who was killed by troops 5 years ago. She revealed that she also got married to late Gana Terwase another notorious criminal who was killed during Joint Special Force Operation 3 years ago

what is her thing with dating and marrying criminals

Please does any know any South african Forum? it is time to take the Gospel to them

Otutumumiii:
Every responsible man should have a side chick

That is cheating bro and not responsible
If you are not feeling it better to bow out like a man than to be hiding doing nonsense

Buckingham Palace announced that the King has been diagnosed with cancer after undergoing treatment for benign prostate enlargement.
The King has started regular treatments and will postpone public-facing duties while continuing State business and official paperwork.
The King is optimistic about his treatment and aims to return to full public duty as soon as possible.
King Charles III has been diagnosed with a form of cancer and has begun treatment, Buckingham Palace said Monday. Less than 18 months into his reign he will suspend public duties but will continue with state business, and won’t be handing over his constitutional roles as head of state.

The palace said the cancer is not related to the king’s recent treatment for a benign prostate condition. It did not say what form of cancer the 75-year-old monarch has.

The palace said “a separate issue of concern was noted” during Charles’ treatment for an enlarged prostate last month, when he spent three nights in a London hospital.

“Diagnostic tests have identified a form of cancer,” it said in a statement.

“His Majesty has today commenced a schedule of regular treatments, during which time he has been advised by doctors to postpone public-facing duties,” the palace said. “Throughout this period, His Majesty will continue to undertake State business and official paperwork as usual.”
The king is being treated as an outpatient, the palace said.

It said Charles “remains wholly positive about his treatment and looks forward to returning to full public duty as soon as possible.”

The palace added that the king “has chosen to share his diagnosis to prevent speculation and in the hope it may assist public understanding for all those around the world who are affected by cancer.”

Charles became king in September 2022 when his mother Queen Elizabeth II died at the age of 96.

News of the king’s diagnosis comes as his daughter-in-law Kate, Princess of Wales, recovers from abdominal surgery that saw her hospitalized for about two weeks.

U.K. political leaders sent messages of support. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak tweeted: “Wishing His Majesty a full and speedy recovery. I have no doubt he’ll be back to full strength in no time and I know the whole country will be wishing him well.”

Charles departed from royal tradition with his openness about his prostate condition. For centuries Britain’s royal family remained tight-lipped about health matters.

When U.K. monarchs had real power, news of illness was withheld for fear it might weaken their authority. The habit of secrecy lingered after royals became constitutional figureheads.


The British public wasn’t told that Charles’ grandfather, King George VI, had lung cancer before his death in February 1952 at the age of 56.

https://www.rep-am.com/news/2024/02/05/king-charles-iii-has-cancer-and-is-receiving-treatment-buckingham-palace-says/?utm_source=ground.news&utm_medium=referral
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KTBFFH!!!!

The Nigerian Correction Service is statutorily expected to take into lawful custody all those duly certified to be so kept by courts of competent jurisdiction, Produce suspects and other prisoners in courts as and when due, Identify the causes of their anti-social disposition, set in motion mechanisms for their training and reform, so as to return them to the society as law abiding citizens at discharge and administer Prisons Farms and Industries for this purpose and in the process generate revenue for the government.

Over 98% of the people reading this subject haven’t been to prison before. The first thing that comes to an ordinary crime-free Nigerian is a mental picture of a room with Iron bar doors. Well in Nigeria, there are different types of prison. The class of people with the Jurisdiction to know about all prison types is Lawyers, judges and Police officers. A prison is designed for individuals that have broken the law.

Who manages the prisons in our country?
Let’s start off with the people that manage the Prisons in Nigeria. They are the NCS, an acronym for “Nigerian Correctional Services”. They are the only body that has legal rights to operate all prisons in the country.

The Nigerian prison service has its National office located in Abuja. It would be important to also note that they don’t work alone. They work in partnership with the Ministry of Internal Affairs. NCS has offices across all 36 states of Nigeria. The prison Services has improved vastly since the British Empire left the Nigerian shores.

Their responsibilities include the following:
They ensure that all the different types of Prisons as operated as the law states.
They make sure that prisons are more secure, and that the prison staffs are doing their job effectively.
They also see to it that inmates are well escorted from prison to court and from court to prison.
Finally, they collect data and analyze data.
With over 250 million people in this country, I guess we need a lot of prisons right? Most of Nigerian prisons can carry up to 75000 people. In Nigeria, there are more males in custody than women.

What are the Types of Prisons in Nigeria?
Some criminals are dangerous, whilst others aren’t. Differences in offender personality can warrant that a person’s on custody stay indifferent prison types. Some differences could be gender-associated, age-related or maybe mental health.

The following are the different types of prisons we have in Nigeria.
Female only prisons
Security prisons
Military Prisons
Juveniles / Minor correctional Facilities
Psychiatric prisons.
Female only prisons
Nigeria has two female-only prisons. When women in the country break the law, they are sent there. The names of these two prisons are Kirikiri and Numan old prison respectively. They are located in Lagos state and Adamawa state respectively. A lady that has turned 18 years of age can be sent to either of the correctional facilities. Women in custody stay there for months, even years awaiting their trial by the court. Nigeria had only one female prison in Kirikiri up until 2017. In the year 2017, the Federal Government established its second female prison in Adamawa state. This is the aforementioned prison known as the Numan Old prison. It has a capacity of 400 inmates.
Security prisons
Security prisons in Nigeria have three main subcategories. They include minimum security, the medium-security, and the maximum-security prisons. The minimum security prisons are meant for defaulters of crimes that are not that serious. Some of these crimes include; Fraud, domestic violence and theft. The second subcategory of security prisons houses criminals. This is because they need to be locked away from society so that they can’t cause more damage. An example of the medium-security prison is the Kuje prison.
Now, the grand finale, the Maximum security prisons! This is the humble abode of all the Very dangerous people in Nigeria, I’m talking about people that have killed people, indulged in hyper-violent acts, etc. they are locked away in complete isolation from everyone. An example of a maximum-security prison in Nigeria is the Gashua Maximum Prison.

Military prison
Is a force man? Have you served in the Nigerian army, or committed Military crimes? Then, you would serve jail time in a military prison. Currently, the state of the Nigerian military prisons is nothing to write home about. So, if you are a uniform man or woman, try not to break the hedge of the law.

Juveniles/Minor correctional facilities
A juvenile in law jargon is a person below the age of criminal prosecution, which is 18 years. Nigeria has Juvenile prisons for under-aged individuals that break the law and disturb society. These places serve as correctional facilities for juvenile detainees. Amongst the 90,000 prisoners in Nigeria, there are only 2% juveniles in Prison. Juveniles are not allowed to go to the same prison that adults go to. They are always sent to a correctional facility. So if you are a small boy and think you can carry a gun and get away with it, I hope this article acts as an eye-opener. Nobody is above the law, not even 3-year-olds.

Psychiatric Prisons
An individual with mental instability that breaks the law, is always sent to psychiatric prisons. They are also given Mental health care in these psychiatric prisons. There is a major development by the federal government about this.

Now let’s take a good look at the complete list of all the prisons in Nigeria

List of Prisons in Nigeria, Names, And Location
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Kuje, Abuja.
Federal Prison (Medium Security) Suleja, Abuja.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Dukpa Farm Center, Abuja.

List of Prisons in Abia State, South Eastern Nigeria
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Aba
Federal Prison (Medium Security) Arochukwu
Federal Prison Umuahia

List of Prisons in Adamawa State, North-Eastern Nigeria
Dumne Satellite Prison, Adamawa State
Federal Prison (Medium Security) Ganye Adamawa State
Gombi Satelite Prison, Adamawa State
Gulak Satellite Prison, Adamawa State
Guyuk Satellite Prison, Adamawa State
Hong Satellie Prison, Adamawa State
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Jada, Adamawa State
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Jimeta, Adamawa State
Karlami Satelite Prison, Adamawa State
Kijoli Satellite Prison, Adamawa State
Maina Satellite Prison, Adamawa State
Februaryobelwa Satellite Prison, Adamawa State
Michika Satellite Prison, Adamawa State
Federal Prison (Medium Security)s , Mubi, Adamawa State
Federal Prison (Medium Security)s, Numan, Adamawa State
Shellang Satellite Prison, Adamawa State
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Yola, Adamawa State.

List of Prisons in Anambra State, South Eastern Nigeria
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Aguata, Anambra State
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Awka, Anambra State
Federal Maximum Security Prison, Nnewi Anambra State
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Nnewi, Anambra State
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Onitsha, Anambra State

List of Prisons in Akwa Ibom State, Southern Nigeria
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Abak, Akwa Ibom State
Federal Prison (Medium Security) Eket, Akwa Ibom State
Federal Prison (Medium Security) Ikot Abasi, Akwa Ibom State
Federal Prison (Medium Security) Ikot- Ekpene, Akwa Ibom State
Federal Prison (Medium Security) Uyo, Akwa Ibom State

Bauchi State, Northern Nigeria
Alkaleri Satellite Prison, Bauchi State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security) Azare, Bauchi State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Bauchi, Bauchi State.
Burra Satellite Prison, Bauchi, Bauchi State.
Darazo Satellite Prison, Bauchi, Bauchi State.
Gamawa Satellite Prison, Bauchi, Bauchi State.
Katagun Satellite Prison, Bauchi, Bauchi State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Misau, Bauchi State.
Federal Maximum Security Prison Jama’are, Bauchi State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Ningi, Bauchi State.
Shira Satellite Prison, Bauchi, Bauchi State.
Tafawa Balewa Satellite Prison, Bauchi, Bauchi State.
Tora Satellite Prison, Bauchi, Bauchi State.

List of Prisons in Bayelsa State, Southern Nigeria
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Okaka, Bayelsa State.

List of Prisons in Benue State, Northern Nigeria
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Gboko, Benue State
Federal Maximum Security Prison, Makurdi, Benue State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Otukpo, Benue State.

List of Prisons in Borno State, North-Eastern Nigeria
Askira Satellite Prison, Borno State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Bama, Borno State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Biu, Borno State.
Damasak Satellite Prison, Borno State.
Gamboru-Ngala Satellite Prison, Borno State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Gwoza, Borno State.
Konduga Satellite Prison, Borno State.
Kukawa Satellite Prison, Borno State.
Kumshe Satellite Prison, Borno State.
Kwayakusar Satellite Prison, Borno State.
Maiduguri Farm Center Prison, Borno State.
Maximum Security Prison, Maiduguri, Borno State.
Mongolono Satelite Prison, Borno State.
New Maiduguri Prison, Borno State.
Shani Satellite Prison, Borno State.

List of Prisons in Cross River State, Southern Nigeria
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Adim Farm, Cross River State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Calabar, Cross River State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Ikom, Cross River State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Obubra, Cross River State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security) Obudu, Cross River State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security) Ogoja, Cross River State.

List of Prisons in Delta State, Southern Nigeria
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Agbor, Delta State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Kwale, Delta State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Ogwuashi-Ukwu, Delta State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Sapele, Delta State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Okere, Warri, Delta State.

List of Prisons in Ebonyi State, South Eastern Nigeria
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Abakiliki, Ebonyi State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Afikpo, Ebonyi State.
List of Prisons in Enugu State, South Eastern Nigeria
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Auchi
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Ibite-Olo Farm
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Nsukka
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Oji River

List of Prisons in Edo State, Southern Nigeria
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Auchi
New Benin Prison, Edo State,
Old Benin Prison,
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Ogba Farm,
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Ozalla Farm,
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Ubiaja

List of Prisons in Ekiti State, South-Western Nigeria
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Ado-Ekiti

List of Prisons Gombe State, Northern Nigeria
Bajora Satellite Prison, Gombe State.
Billiri Satellite Prison, Gombe State.
Cham Satellite Prison, Gombe State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Gombe State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Tula, Gombe State.

List of Prisons in Imo State, South Eastern Nigeria
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Okigwe
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Orreh Farm
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Owerri

List of Prisons in Jigawa State, Northern Nigeria
Birnin Kudu Satellite Prison, Jigawa State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Birnin Kudu Farm, Jigawa State.
Dutse Satellite Prison, Jigawa State.
Garki-Satellite Prison, Jigawa State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Gumel, Jigawa State.
Gwaram Satellite Prison, Jigawa State.
Hadejia New Prison, Jigawa State.
Jahum Satellite Prison, Jigawa State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Kazaure, Jigawa State.
Kiyawa Satellite Prison, Jigawa State.
Ringim Satellite Prison, Jigawa State.

List of Prisons in Kaduna State, Northern Nigeria
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Birnin Gwari, Kaduna State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Borstal, Kaduna State.
Gwantu Satellite Prison, Kaduna State.
Ikara Satellite Prison, Kaduna State.
Kachia Satellite Prison, Kaduna State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Kaduna, Kaduna State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Kafanchan, Kaduna State.
Kakuri Prison Camp, Kaduna State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Kujama Farm, Kaduna State.
Kwoi Satellite Prison, Kaduna, Kaduna State.
Makarfi Satellite Prison, Kaduna, Kaduna State.
Manchok Satellite Prison, Kaduna State.
Saminaka Satellite Prison, Kaduna, Kaduna State.
Soba Satellite Prison, Kaduna, Kaduna State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Zaria, Kaduna State.

List of Prisons in Kano State, Northern Nigeria
Bichi Satellite Prison, Kano, Kano State.
Dawakin Tofa Satellite Prison, Kano, Kano State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Goron Dutse, Kano State.
Gwarzo New Satellite Prison, Kano State.
Kano Central Prison, Kano, Kano State.
Kiru Satellite Prison, Kano, Kano State.
Rano Satellite Prison, Kano, Kano State.
Sumaila Satellite Prison, Kano, Kano State.
Tudun Wada Satellite Prison, Kano State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Wudil, Kano State.

List of Prisons in Katsina State, Northern Nigeria
Old Daura Prison, Katsina, Katsina State.
Dutsinma Satellite Prison, Katsina State.
Ingawa Satellite Prison, Katsina, Katsina State.
Jibia Satellite Prison, Katsina, Katsina State.
Kankia Satellite Prison, Katsina, Katsina State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Katsina, Katsina State.
Malumfashi Satellite Prison, Katsina, Katsina State.
Mani Satellite Prison, Katsina, Katsina State.
New Maximum Security Prison, Funtua, Katsina State.
Musawa Satellite Prison, Katsina, Katsina State.

List of Prisons in Kebbi State, Northern Nigeria
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Argungu, Kebbi State.
Bagundu Satellite Prison, Kebbi State.
Jega Satellite Prison, Kebbi State.
Kamba Satellite Prison, Kebbi State.
Kangiwa Satellite Prison, Kebbi State.
New Kebbi Prison, Kebbi State.
Old Kebbi Prison, Kebbi State.
Wara Satellite Prison, Kebbi State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), YElwa Yauri, Kebbi State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Zuru, Kebbi State.

List of Prisons in Kogi State, Nigeria.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Ankpa, Kogi State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Dekina, Kogi State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security) Idah, Kogi State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Kabba, Kogi State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Koton-Karfe, Kogi State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Okene. Kogi State.

List of Prisons in Kwara State, Northern Nigeria
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Ilorin, Kwara State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Mandala (New Ilorin) Kwara State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Lafiagi, Kwara State.
Federal Maximum Security Prison, Omu-Aran, Kwara State.

List of Prisons in Lagos State, South-Western Nigeria
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Badagry, Lagos State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Ikoyi, Lagos State.
Maximum Security Prison, KiriKiri, Lagos State.
Medium Security Prison, Kirikiri, Lagos State.
Kirikiri Women’s Prison, Lagos State.

List of Prisons in Nasarawa State, Northern Nigeria
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Lafia, Nassarawa State.
Maximum Security Prison, Keffi, Nassarawa State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Nassarawa State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Keffi, Nassarawa State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Wamba, Nassarawa State.

List of Prisons Niger State, Northern Nigeria
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Agaie, Niger State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Bida, Niger State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Kagara, Niger State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Lapai Niger State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Minna, Niger State.
Maximum Security Prison, Kotongora, Niger State.
Maximum Security Prison, Minna, Niger State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Bussa (New) Niger State.

List of Prisons in Ogun State, South-Western Nigeria
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Abeokuta, Ogun State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Ago Iwoye, Ogun State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Ijebu Ode, Ogun State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Ilaro, Ogun State.
New Maximum Security Prison, Abeokuta, Ogun State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Shagamu, Ogun State.

List of Prisons in Ondo State, South-Western Nigeria
Federal Female Prison, Ondo State.
Maximum Security Prison, Akure, Ondo State.
Maximum Security Prison, Ondo State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Okitipupa, Ondo State
Federal Prison (Medium Security),Owo, Ondo State.

List of Prisons in Osun State, Sout]h-Western Nigeria
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Ile-Ife, Osun State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Ilesa, Osun State.
List of Prisons in Oyo State, South-Western Nigeria
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Agodi, Oyo State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Ogbomosho Farm, Oyo State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Oyo, Oyo State.

List of Prisons in Plateau State, Nigeria.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Jos, Plateau State.
Lakushi Farm Prison, Plateau State.
Lamingo Prison Camp, Plateau State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security) Langtang, Plateau State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Pankshin, Plateau State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Shedam, Plateau State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Wase, Plateau State.

List of Prisons in Rivers State, Southern Nigeria
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Ahoada, Rivers State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Degema, Rivers State.
Elele Farm Prison, Rivers State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Port Hacourt.

List of Prisons in Sokoto State, Northern Nigeria
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Farm Center, Bissalam, Sokoto State.
Gwadabawa Satellite Prison, Sokoto, Sokoto State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Sokoto, Sokoto State.
Tambuwal Satellite Prison, Sokoto, Sokoto State.
Wurno Satellite Prison, Sokoto, Sokoto State.

List of Prisons in Taraba State, Northern Nigeria
Baissa Satellite Prison, Taraba State.
Bali Satellite Prison, Taraba State.
Gassol Satellite Prison, Taraba State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Gembu, Taraba State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Jalingo, Taraba State.
Karin- Lamido Satellite Prison, Taraba State.
Lau Satellite Prison, Taraba State.
M/Biyu Satellite Prison, Taraba State.
New Wukari Prison, Taraba State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Taraba State.
Takum Satellite Prison, Taraba State.
Zing Satellite Prison, Taraba State.

List of Prisons in Yobe State, Northern Nigeria
Dahagun Satellite Prison, Yobe State.
Damaturu Satellite Prison, Yobe State.
Dapchi Satellite Prison, Yobe State.
Fika Satellite Prison, Yobe State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Gashua, Yobe State.
Geidam Satellite Prison, Yobe State.
Maximum Security Prison, Pokitsum, Yobe State.
Federal Prison (Medium Security), Nguru, Yobe State.

List of Prisons in Zamfara State, Northern Nigeria
Gumi Satellite Prison, Zamfara State.
Maximum Security Prison, Gusau, Zamfara State.
Kaura Namoda Satellite Prison, Zamfara State.
Maru Satellite Prison, Zamfara State.
Talata Mafara Satellite, Zamfara State.

North: 110 prisons
South-East: 17 prisons
South-South: 11 prisons
South-West: 22 prisons