Emmanuel30a:
Omo, my dear no dey hear... Those who no get ear no dey hear, those who no dey hear; because dey no get ear, no be my dear... My dear, when wud u knows dat seer is different from overseer?My dear, u no dey fear?As u no dey hear&bin dey do like sum1 who no get ear...Naso I go dey tear u from d rear...U eye

youngrichnigga:
Does it mean there were no guards present when this happened or how were the prisoners able to to break through a wall to escape seeing that the window burglaries are still intact

stacyadams:
I can't eat in such a disgusting environment

slaawomirr:
Damnnn niggar

Nothing like freedom sha

You nor know wetin you dey enjoy as a freeman
Untill you find yourself inside one of these jail

Abuja people should be careful

Because the last time I visited Abuja I decided to move around na one man come tell me say I don enter Niger state
So which means abuja is very close to Niger state and those criminals go easily enter Abuja

bassdow:


if successfully done, they could migrate to a larger city and live a normal life.

Padipadi:
U go fear prison. Looking at these buildings alone is torture

GistMedia0:
Here are the photos of Decimated Niger Prison where 118 Inmates Escaped

https://www.nairaland.com/8072577/over-100-inmates-escape-rain

A heavy rainstorm at the Medium Security Custodial Centre in Suleja, Niger State, led to significant damage to the facility and enabled 118 inmates to escape on Wednesday night. The Federal Capital Territory Command of the Nigerian Correctional Service confirmed the incident, attributing the escape to the damage caused by the storm, which included a breach in the perimeter fence. Ten of the escaped inmates have been recaptured through collaboration with security agencies, while efforts to find the others are ongoing.

tiswell:
na warders' barracks/quarter's.
It's govt owned

Iamicekid:
9ja sef… but who are this people building houses right beside prisons unna no dey fear

Kingslayr:

The chiefs emir palace is just besides the prison itself is surrounded by both old and modern houses and shops, and even the famous suleja IBB market is just within a very short trek able distance from the prison, so the prison is located in the very heart of suleja town, I know all this because that's where I reside

stacyadams:
I can't eat in such a disgusting environment

bassdow:
so they BUILT such a HIGH walled FENCE with no form of support e.g Pillars

amnesty7:

Then be a good citizen and avoid crimes.

dangermouse:
Better to escape than be drowned Abeg


Nigerian prisons are what it is, prisons.

High time they build built real correctional centres where inmates can be rehabilitated for good and reintroduced into the society instead of all these hell
Holes we call correctional centres where a convict is more hardened upon release to become a bigger menace to the society.

amnesty7:

Then be a good citizen and avoid crimes.

stacyadams:
I can't eat in such a disgusting environment

immortalcrown:
Imagine the dangers the escaped inmates will constitute in the society now.

Look at the standard of the prison. Prison is meant to be a rehabilitation centre. But Nigerian standard of prisons harden inmates. Majority of those that leave Nigerian prisons become harder criminals.

HisXLNC1:

Na everybody wey go prison be criminal? Some wey dey prison no get anything to do with crime their entire life. Some na just miscarriage of justice.

Idaytesj29:


If they vote big money for Correctional Service now, you will he the first to kick and say may be they want to eat the money.

But our Prison system needs total rebuild up modern standard. If you see the vehicles they use in conveying inmates to court, you will cry for this country.

People should just stay out of crime.

GistMedia0:
Here are the photos of Decimated Niger Prison where 118 Inmates Escaped

https://www.nairaland.com/8072577/over-100-inmates-escape-rain

A heavy rainstorm at the Medium Security Custodial Centre in Suleja, Niger State, led to significant damage to the facility and enabled 118 inmates to escape on Wednesday night. The Federal Capital Territory Command of the Nigerian Correctional Service confirmed the incident, attributing the escape to the damage caused by the storm, which included a breach in the perimeter fence. Ten of the escaped inmates have been recaptured through collaboration with security agencies, while efforts to find the others are ongoing.

immortalcrown:
How much is allocated to them yearly?

What is the cost of a standard correctional centre and how much was used to build and maintain this collapsed one?

Answer these two questions.

Idaytesj29:


Less than 80 billion naira the last time I tried to find out things years ago, and most of it goes into inmates feeding according to the sources. Capital projects does not get voted much money.

A well fortified modern prison depending on capacity can easily reach a billion naira, take for instance the Janguza Prison in Kano.

I had to abandoned my research when access to info becomes difficult

immortalcrown:
Until you get the cost of the collapsed prison, you have no fact against me.