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From Law to Reality: Institutional and Resource Barriers to Correctional Reform in Nigeria
The Nigerian Correctional Service Act, 2019, enacted to replace the obsolete Prisons Act and introduce rehabilitative, non-custodial corrections aligned with international human rights standards, has failed to achieve its progressive objectives more than six years after its enactment. This article u
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