Am I the only one who think it is absurd that the Nigerian Police and EFCC post pictures of “alleged” offenders on social media?

What would happen if the court clear such persons of the “alleged “ crime?

Even if they’re guilty, I really don’t think such publicity is appropriate - especially for minor offenses- as it affects their chances of full integration into society upon rehabilitation in correctional facilities; and could even lead to suicide.

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Kkshanana90:
Am I the only one who think it is absurd that the Nigerian Police and EFCC post pictures of “alleged” offenders on social media?

What would happen if the court clear such persons of the “alleged “ crime?

Even if they’re guilty, I really don’t think such publicity is appropriate - especially for minor offenses- as it affects their chances of full integration into society upon rehabilitation in correctional facilities; and could even lead to suicide.

if yu av bn a victim of these guys u wud them to be on display

SadiqBabaSani:
if yu av bn a victim of these guys u wud them to be on display

It is even worse when it is “alleged”. Go through the EFCC Facebook timeline, you’d see pictures of many “alleged” offenders. To me, it doesn’t make sense!

Too bad. Too make it even worse, they don't investigate before parading them and they don't parade rich men