A recent investigation has highlighted a critical issue in Nigerian correctional centers, where numerous inmates are allegedly facing severe hunger, exacerbated by inadequate feeding and pervasive food racketeering. The findings were presented in Abuja by the Independent Investigative Panel, which is delving into alleged corruption and other violations within the Nigeria Correctional Service (NCoS).
Concerns About Inmate Welfare
The situation raises serious concerns about the management and welfare of inmates in the nation’s custodial facilities. It points to a systemic problem that could have grave humanitarian implications. The panel’s revelations call for urgent action to address the inadequacies in food distribution and ensure the basic needs of inmates are met effectively.
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