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NIGERIA PRISON ROLE OF HONOUR

From its inception to date, the Nigerian Prisons Service has had 20 heads. 
The first seven Directors of Prisons (as the office was then termed) had British nationality.
With effect from 1st October, 1992 the office of the head of the Nigerian Prisons Service was changed from Director of Prisons to Controller-General of Prisons and the then Director of Prisons, J. O. Lily Ojo automatically became the first Controller-General of Prisons.
Below is a comprehensive list of all who had headed the Prisons in Nigeria, their years of entry and exit, and profile

DIRECTORS OF PRISONS


NAME
NATIONALITY
PERIOD
1
C. W. DUNCAN
BRITISH
29/10/1920 – 01/11/1921
2
LT COL. E. L. SALIER
BRITISH
02/11/1921 – 30/03/1925
3
F. W. GARVEY
BRITISH
31/03/1925 – 18/05/1932
4
COL. V. L. MABB
BRITISH
19/05/1932 – 03/07/1946
5
R. H. DOLAN
BRITISH
04/07/1946 – 29/03/1954
6
M. C. M. K. CAREW
BRITISH
30/03/1954 – 09/01/1961
7
W. G. FRANCIS
BRITISH
10/01/1961 – 30/04/1961
8
CHIEF F. S. GIWA OSAGIE
NIGERIAN
03/10/1961 – 30/04/1972
9
J. I. ADAPOYI
NIGERIAN
01/05/1972 – 12/09/1975
10
A. A. AHMADU
NIGERIAN
21/10/1975 – 14/01/1986
11
MUSA A. EGU
NIGERIAN
20/01/1986 – 31/05/1990
12
J. O. LILY OJO
NIGERIAN
01/06/1990 – 30/09/1992

CONTROLLERS-GENERAL OF PRISONS

12
J. O. LILY OJO
NIGERIAN
01/10/1992 – 16/01/1995
13
G. G. BAIDU
NIGERIAN
17/01/1995 – 29/02/1996
14
I. M. JARMA
NIGERIAN
01/03/1996 – 31/07/2002
15
A. I. AKPAN
NIGERIAN
23/08/2002 – 15/02/2006
16
O. U. KALU (ACTING)
NIGERIAN
16/02/2006 – 29/06/2006
17
O. A. OGUNDIPE, mni, OFR
NIGERIAN
30/06/2006 – 31/12/2011
18
ZAKARI IBRAHIM, mni, MFR
NIGERIAN
01/01/2012 – 21/07/2014
19
PETER E. EKPENDU, Ph.D, mni
NIGERIAN
05/12/2014 – 17/05/2016
20

Source   NPS website . 
JA’AFARU AHMED
NIGERIAN
17/05/2016 – DATE

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