In a bid to extend their welfare outreach ahead of the 49th Annual Ijtema, the Sadr Majlis Ansarullah Ahmadiyya Nigeria, Alh. Dauda Raji, led a delegation on a welfare visit to the Nigeria Correctional Service, Olokuta, Akure, Ondo State.

Addressing the inmates, Sadr acknowledged that people find themselves in correctional facilities for different reasons. He encouraged those who had erred to remain hopeful and view their situation as a trial, while advising those who committed serious crimes to embrace genuine reformation.

He further urged the inmates to seek forgiveness from Allah and strive for His mercy, noting that sincere repentance opens doors to divine grace. He also encouraged them to take advantage of skill acquisition programs offered within the correctional facility, stressing the importance of staying productive and relevant to society.

Sadr assured that the welfare visits would be continuous and pledged that necessary support would be provided to uplift the condition of the inmates. He concluded with prayers for their wellbeing and expressed gratitude to the correctional officers for their dedication and care.

Speaking on behalf of the Officer in Charge of the Correctional Service, ACC Kolawole Ojo, the Officer Second in Command, CSC A.S. Ogundola, expressed appreciation to Sadr and his team for the thoughtful visit and admonitions. He noted that the responsibility of reforming inmates is a collective one and commended Majlis Ansarullah Nigeria for their meaningful contribution.