You have the freedom to move around, freedom to go to parties, freedom to date whoever you want because you are still a free citizen. Prisoners don't have those privileges but they do have one freedom now; freedom to write WAEC.
About 43 prisoners were presented with their WAEC result on friday at the Kuje Medium Prison at the Federal Capital Territory (FCT). They sat for the exam in November/December last year and it was funded by a non-governmental agency called NUGA best.
At the occasion of the presentation of the result to the inmates, it was also stated that about 33 inmates have gained admission to National Open university of Nigeria(NOUN).
I guess we are getting to a point in this country where prisioners will be treated like those in developed countries(you know, the good food and all.)

Whats your opinion about the freedom to write WAEC exmination in Nigerian Prisons?

SOURCE: http://note-street..com/2014/08/1-nigerian-prision-where-prisoners.html

I was at the Kuje prison some weeks back and I must commend the federal government and prison authorities for the efficient management of that prison. The WAEC and NOUN initiative got me like wow... the whole environment was neat, they had DSTV's, football field, they cook their meals and have very impressive places of worship. Their NOUN Centre (Inside the prison) had well over 40 newly donated flat scree PC's. A prisoner who addressed us said; not everyone you see in the prison is a criminal, some of us are just victims of circumstance, and I really did see reason with him. My visit to Kuje prison is one I'll like to experience again... least I forget, those prisoners were all looking fresh...