NCoS undertakes performance review for better security
23 June 2022 |
2:49 am
To meet emerging challenges, Nigerian Correctional Service (NCoS) has begun performance reviews to enhance service delivery.
To meet emerging challenges, Nigerian Correctional Service (NCoS) has begun a performance review to enhance service delivery.
Its Controller General, Haliru Nababa, in a statement, said the top management would hold a retreat to reposition the agency and proffer solutions to prevailing security challenges.
The two-day meeting, billed for Kwara State, is to fashion out plan on how the organisation could meet public expectation through efficiency.
The theme of the gathering would be: “The Nigerian Correctional Services: Meeting public expectation, which primarily aims at reviewing and reflecting the service’s performance, including challenges in recent time.”
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