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Shootings in Kuje prison: Situation under control, says NPS

Ibrahim Ahmadu by Ibrahim Ahmadu
August 29, 2016
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The FCT Controller of Prisons, Mr Daniel Odahro, on Monday confirmed that there was a “minor riot’’ by inmates of the Kuje Prison.
“There was a minor riot at the Kuje Prison, but the situation has been brought under control,” Odahro said on Monday in Abuja.
He explained that a ‘’disagreement’’ ensued at about 10.30 a.m., on Monday, when some inmates resisted the routine search in their cells.
Odahro said that the situation was subsequently brought under control by the security operatives on duty and that no inmate escaped from the facility.
He dismissed claims that inmates were shot in the melee, and insisted that the situation had been completely taken care of.
“There was nothing like an attempted jail break, yes we had a minor disagreement between prison officials and some inmates, who refused the routine morning search in their cells,
“I can categorically tell you that no inmate escaped and the situation has been brought under control, ’’he said.
Odahro said that security had been beefed up in an around the prison to forestall a recurrence.
To prevent escape of some of the inmates, security agents started shooting into the air.
There have been increasing cases of jail breaks in the past few months with worst incidents reported at Koton-Karfe, Nsukka, Kuje and Abakaliki prisons.

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