NPS receives UNESCO’s $20,000 prize

The Nigeria Prisons Service (NPS) has received the 2018 United Nations Education Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) Confucius Award for Literature and Skills Acquisition for Inmates.

Tina Abeku, Abuja

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