Good day great friends.there is this thing that has been bothering me after i visited a court sometimes ago when a guy was about to be sentenced the lawyer to the person while talking to the magistrate said, prison ought to be a place where somebody that has been setenced to spend certain years in it learn from his mistakes or wrongs but reverse is now the case. if i may ask what is the society doing to make sure that the place is meant to correct,breed resourceful people with great dreams,talents or skills that can help to boast the economy of our country?in many cases the society is helping in the breeding of hardened heart criminals because of the stigmals place on the convicts after serving their jail terms and the ways it celebrates evil by not reaveling those empowering and are into crime to the police.i appeal to the Nigerian police force & prison officers to help in making detention building & prisons to be habitable,treat the inmates with dignity for the purpose of correction.

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