MY VISIT TO ENUGU MAXIMUM PRISON

Today, I visited Enugu prisons to donate palliatives.
The gory smell and looks from the inmates indicated that, all was not going well.

It was built with a capacity of containing 638 inmates but currently housing over 2000 human, in which 1505 are on awaiting trials: a correctional centre?

This calls for more assistance from the general public in extending their benevolence to the prisoners by also including them as palliative recipients.

I plead and call on the State Government, to as a matter of urgency, look into the plights of some of these prisoners and decongest the prisons in line with the presidential directive on prisons decongestion as part of covid-19 curtailing strategy.

It is also time for Enugu State ministry of Justice, to act and save more lives. These people are human too.

kindly contemplate on the following :

What if Corona Virus enters Enugu prisons?

What if another disease breaks out from there?

Prisoners are still humans.
Let us remember them at this point in time.

Thanks.

Richard Ngene.

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MY VISIT TO ENUGU MAXIMUM PRISON

Today, I visited Enugu prisons to donate palliatives.
The gory smell and looks from the inmates indicated that, all was not going well.

It was built with a capacity of containing 638 inmates but currently housing over 2000 human, in which 1505 are on awaiting trials: a correctional centre?

This calls for more assistance from the general public in extending their benevolence to the prisoners by also including them as palliative recipients.

I plead and call on the State Government, to as a matter of urgency, look into the plights of some of these prisoners and decongest the prisons in line with the presidential directive on prisons decongestion as part of covid-19 curtailing strategy.

It is also time for Enugu State ministry of Justice, to act and save more lives. These people are human too.

kindly contemplate on the following :

What if Corona Virus enters Enugu prisons?

What if another disease breaks out from there?

Prisoners are still humans.
Let us remember them at this point in time.

Thanks.

Richard Ngene.

OK MY BROTHERS WILL SOON BE HERE TO CALL OUR IBO BRETHREN ALL SORTS OF NAMES

Nah the matter we dey try settle laidis btw e be like say na the excos hang for up

Nigerian prisons na "mini hell" e be

And foolish ladied goes to pastors for husbands, see where husbands are dumped out of wickedness , Nigeria d most religious country in d world , but Satanists in Europe can do dis 2 prisoners !.

Any idiots who still bears Christian is cursed 4 life , useless country ,n in dat prison I know 70% are graduates, all is d fault of yorubas who sabotaged igbos n southern Nigeria twice from discarding hausa, see how we copy d hellish ideologies of fulanis ! Curse be on religion

98% will avoid dis thread , but talk about biafra dey will come to attack someone who mearnt well, ewwww! I curse d day I became a black lady, I curse d day I came to Nigeria, I curse 1914...mods u can remove my comments or ban me , no problem

Until politicians, judges, ministers are jailed in the same prison infrastructure it will never change.

OP, please i want to believe you got that picture from the internet because it is a bit exaggerated, I know our prison system is very dehumanizing. that aside what happened to the implementation prison bill that was signed last year by PMB?

If you can't do the time....don't do the crime.