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Safety & Security: The objective is to deliver more effective and accountable policing services. The focus of activities will be on enhancing the service delivery capacity of the police and associated institutions as well as building partnerships across the security sector that will enhance responsiveness and accountability. |
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Justice: The objective is to improve access to justice and equitable results. Activities in this component will concentrate on enhancing the capacity of formal and informal justice institutions to deliver justice to all Nigerians effectively and efficiently, to ensure that all Nigerians are able to access and use all appropriate avenues to achieve justice and protect their rights. |
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Anti-Corruption: The objective is to strengthen the effectiveness of selected anti-corruption agencies. This component will focus on building the capacity of Nigerian anti-corruption agencies to work together to prevent, detect, investigate and prosecute corruption cases across Nigeria. |
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Cross-Sector Coordination: The objective is to enhance cross sector coordination, linkages and oversight. The focus of activity in this component is on strengthening relationships and coordination between institutions from across the entire justice sector, including formal, informal and civil society organisations. |
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Community policing has been given a boost, following the training of security groups to combat crime in Lagos State.
The two day workshop was organised by the Justice For All (J4A), in collaboration with the DFID.
More than twenty personnel from the Neighborhood Watch, Vigilantes and other community-based outfits from the Agege local government council received intensive training from seasoned security experts, among whom was the former commissioner for police, Frank Odita.
Morufu Kelani, the Head of the Neighbourhood Watch at Dopemu, Agege, said the workshop will assists his members to perform their job effectively. “We have a lot of intelligence on black spots in out neighbourhood and with this training, we can work effectively with the police in carrying out our job professionally, as our aim is stamping out crime. This knowledge we have acquired will be taken back to impact on other members who are not here,” Kelani said.
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(Daily Times, 28 March 2012)
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J4A Vision
A capable, accountable, responsive and integrated justice sector that is fair, equitable and accessible, with sustainable reform momentum that creates growing user confidence and respect amongst Nigerians.
J4A Goal
To improve personal security and access to justice for all Nigerians.
J4A Purpose
To improve the capabilty, accountability and responsiveness of the key organisations in the justice sector.
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