Kobojunkie:
Um.... see why I said you should stop pretending you are capable of doing what you are not. You are already calling yourself a mumu without even realizing it.

Is the Nigerian Police run by the Federal Government aka a Federal Police agency or not?
Are the Police cells operated by the State or the Federal Government?

The obvious answer to the questions is Yes and Federal Government. So what part of this are you struggling with?

illicit:
No dey argue or making up non existing jargons Police is police Warder is warder Cell differs to prison Case closed

Arguing isn't simply about saying anything that pops into your head but keeping in line with the thread of the discussion, among other things.

illicit:



See mumu

U dont even know that warders don't work in police stations

Police men differs to warders

Are u ok at all?

Wtf is a federal police agency?

rdsco:
Sorry about your experience.

I'm guessing F ward is where H-money, mompha, white people, politicians, killaboi and other rich criminals are taken to where they use phones, "conjugal visits" and other amenities.

Kobojunkie:
Again, That is instead what you were attempting to do here and hence the reason why I say to you that if you don't know how to argue, don't bother engaging at all. Arguing isn't simply about saying anything that pops into your head but keeping in line with the thread of the discussion, among other things.

rdsco:

How do inmates smoke marijuana and the wardens no go smell ham?
Damn

Eskoba:
they have been bribed, what do u think? That place has become a business hub for them

Kobojunkie:
What did you all do when there was no church or mosque service during the day though? Absolutely nothing? No rehabilitation training?

Eskoba:
there are two churches and one mosque in ikoyi prison, And they do worship everyday. And yes there is rehab, but I think they select those who needs rehab

Kobojunkie:
Tell us, what is rehab? And how are those to partake in it chosen?

Eskoba:
the rehab session takes place. They have a room where a particular warder talks to inmates, they sing together, learn musical instruments, do tech trainings. I remember I wanted to partake but I was asked to meet a particular warder to pay a fee and also go through some other process so I lost interest. Like I said in a previous post, if u don't have money u will suffer in that place

Kobojunkie:
WOW! I mean you were convicted and sentenced to just 13 months and put in prison?

Eskoba:
I wasn't convicted, I was there pending my bail was perfected

Kobojunkie:
In Prison? Or Jail?

Eskoba:
egbami oo😢 Which one is prison or jail. I was sha in ikoyi correctional center for a year

A jail is a place to imprison (hold) someone, typically someone who has been convicted of a minor offense or someone who is awaiting trial for the crime they are accused of having committed (or someone who is awaiting a transfer to another detention facility). The word jail implies that the period of incarceration (imprisonment or confinement) is relatively short and that the facility itself is somewhat small—perhaps only having a handful of cells.

Such facilities are often those below the level of a state or federal facility, such as a county jail. The word jail is also likely to be used in even smaller facilities, such as the cells at a local police station.

The phrase in jail can refer to being confined in such a place specifically, but it’s more often used in a general way to simply indicate that someone is incarcerated, regardless of what kind of facility they’re being held in, as in If he’s convicted, he’ll be in jail for at least 10 years.

The word jail is also used to refer to the consequence of incarceration If we get caught, it’ll be jail for both of us.

Jail is also used as a verb meaning to put or hold someone in jail, as in She was jailed for 10 days while awaiting trial.

rdsco:

Why am I even asking this rhetoric question?

Kobojunkie:
Stop with the desperate attempt to assert relevance for what amounts to a brain fart in the discussion. The same Federal Police Agency which runs those cells runs the prisons.

Eskoba:
egbami oo😢

Which one is prison or jail. I was sha in ikoyi correctional center for a year awaiting trial

Eskoba:
It was my turn to call my family, I knew I don't have to call except my mother but I didn't wish to call her because I knew how was feeling when I was taken into prison also with the fact she will be in hospital to be with my son, but I still had to call her and I explained the situation in there to her which she eventually sent 4k to the account provided by the cell leaders.

The cell marshals consist of

Section 1- he's the head of the cell>
02 - he's the deputy>
DPO- he takes down names and registration of new inmates brought to the cell>
OC Lamba- he's in charge of the water used in the cell
OC food- he's in charge of food shared to inmates in a cell.
Mopol- he's in charge of beating inmates in cell.



So after my mom sent the money I was still beaten because they asked I pay a minimum of 25k. My 4k was gone.

Later that evening, Muslims in d cell were asked to do their prayers then Christian also did theirs, all in the cell, they all had their sessions.

Trust me, especially the Christians, there were alot of talents in prison, ranging from drummers to singers to preachers. I was also a talent Cus I'm a very good drummer and singer.

After the prayers, then our main suffering begun, it was time to sleep.

Imagine a room with over 200+ grown ups to sleep excluding those who paid to be on bed. Those who didn't pay were asked to sleep on the floor, packed like sardine (they call it jankara) it was the hell I was talking about.

I'm coming back to tell this part

CHRISTFUCKER:



Nothing fit carry me prison or cell upon all the crimes I day commit



E be like say na my innocent face