Gov. Masari releases 61 inmates in Katsina State

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Gov. Masari secures release of 61 inmates in Katsina State

By Zubairu Idris

Gov. Aminu Masari of Katsina State has personally secured the release of 61 inmates in the state, after paying their fines.

The gesture was to enable them regain their freedom and celebrate Eid el-Fitr with their family in their respective communities.

This was disclosed in a statement by the governor’s Senior Special Assistant on Media, Alhaji Abdu Labaran, on Monday in Katsina.

Labaran said that the governor paid N3, 666, 000 fines for the 16 inmates.

He said that the beneficiaries were drawn from various prisons in Katsina, Funtua, Daura, Dutsin-ma, Kankia, Jibia, Malumfashi and Mani.

The media aide also said that the administration would continue to design policies that would improve on the living condition of people in the state. (NAN)

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