GOVERNOR KEFAS PARDONS 31 TARABA INMATES

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Agbu Kefas, the governor of Taraba State, has pardoned 31 prisoners housed in various correctional facilities throughout the state.

The governor claims that the choice is indicative of his administration’s dedication to justice, compassion, and the transformational potential of rehabilitation.
Assuring the people that he would confront and overcome security concerns in the state head-on, Governor Kefas maintained his unflinching dedication to the peace, unity, and development of Taraba State.

The governor spoke in a statewide broadcast to mark the 2024 New Year.

He said, “As we usher in the dawn of a new year, I extend my heart felt wishes to each and every one of you.

“Together, we started at the threshold of 2024, a year brimming with possibilities and opportunities for our great state.

“In the spirit of renewal and progress, I am pleased to announce that, in the exercise of my prerogative of power, we shall be granting clemency to 31 deserving inmates.

“This decision reflects our commitment to justice, compassion and the belief in the transformative power of rehabilitation.

“In addition, let me assure you that our dedication to the unity and development of Taraba remains unwavering.

“Every citizen across the 168 wards is an integral part of our collective journey towards prosperity.

“My administration is resolute in ensuring that the dividends of governance are felt by the people.

“Our government is truly a government by the people, of the people, for the people.
Addressing the security challenges that have touched the lives of some of our citizens is a constitutional responsibility that we take seriously

“In the coming months of the year, we will redouble our efforts to make Taraba a safer haven for all.

“Together, we shall overcome these challenges and ensure that our state thrives in peace and harmony.

“As we embark on this new chapter, let us foster unity, embrace progress and work hand in hand for the betterment of Taraba.”