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"Unfortunately by the time the lorry was lifted up the man is dead" Really? The idiota who made this statement must be chewing a lot of grass, what was he expecting the man to still be alive?

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My sleep for this night went on vacation Lol

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We don't have the other room in the house

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Hmm...that's all I can say

RECENTLY, the National Human Rights Commission revealed that 90 per cent of women awaiting trial in prisons across the country are either nursing mothers or pregnant.
The Executive Secretary of the commission,
Professor Bem Angwe, said the figure was
arrived at after the commission’s recent prison audit across the country. “In our prisons today, we have a lot of nursing
mothers who are being locked up with their
children and are nursing these children in the
prison cells. “We also have instances where such women who are still carrying babies in prison are also pregnant. “It is also sad to note that more than 90 per cent of these nursing mothers are still awaiting trial.

These are women that should have been released on bail while awaiting their trial. But they are kept there in prison with their children who are made to serve prison terms when their mothers are not yet convicted,’’ Angwe said.
Before leaving office, former Comptroller General of Prisons, Zakari Ibrahim, was said to have ordered a pregnancy test to be carried out on some female inmates of Owerri prisons following rumours of sexual relationship between female inmates and male prison officials, and the discovery by parents of a young lady awaiting trial that their daughter was pregnant.

Abusing warrant issues A prison source in Lagos, who spoke with the Sunday Tribune under the condition of anonymity admitted that there are pregnant and nursing mothers in some of the prisons in the South-western part of Nigeria, but quickly pointed out that warders were not responsible for a “majority of the cases.”

The prison source said: “You know that I don’t usually hide my feelings on wrongdoings in the prison, but I must tell you the fact on this. Most of those pregnancies are from outside of the prison. “ Let me tell you, majority of such cases happened with the Awaiting Trial (inmates).
Hardly will you find that with any convicted
female prisoner. This is because the female
prisoners have warderesses and hardly can you
find any man around them, except in cases where they are being taken to court and in those cases, they go with warderesses,” the source added.

Speaking further, the source continued: “Some
influential and powerful male prisoners can have women brought from outside for them to sleep with, but that is not the case with female
convicted prisoners. “The few cases (of pregnant inmates) were done from outside of the prison, whether from the police station or the inmate might have been pregnant before she was sentenced. There is always a close monitoring of the female inmates by the wardresses.
“There was a situation like that in Agodi Prisons, Ibadan, where a police inspector was using the reproduction warrant to sleep with a female awaiting trial inmate. He would get a
reproduction warrant and take the inmate out of the prison. He promised the inmate that he would help her, but he did not. He was just using her by sleeping with her.
“However, one day, the inmate deliberately left her underwear under the policeman’s bed and that was how the whole secret was exposed. The policeman was sentenced to prison.”

On the health services available for nursing and
pregnant mothers at the prisons, the source said further that “they have a sick bay and when the condition is serious, they take them to the hospital. “The pregnant ones, who are due for delivery, are often taken to the General Hospital in most cases. The health care for them is not bad.”

Written by Ogbonnaya Ikokwu, Umuahia.

A truck belonging to the Nigerian National Petroleum Cooperation, laden with over 40,000 litres of petrol, on Saturday night fell on a Mercedes Benz car and killed the occupant. The tanker, with registration number XKN 222 SA and NNPC emblem, was said to be heading to Owerri, the Imo State capital before it lost control and fell in front of the Navy School of Finance and Logistics, Owerrinta in Abia State.

It was learnt that the tanker fell on a blue Mercedes Benz car, trapping the driver. It was gathered that Capt. Abdulahi Aminu of the Navy School mobilised his men to ensure that the tanker was constantly sprayed with water to prevent it from going up in fire. Capt. Aminu said immediately he got information about the ugly incident, he mobilised his men to ensure that the people around the area were evacuated.

He said, “I told my people to do everything possible to ensure the safety of lives and property of the people living around the area including our base. “The man whose car the truck fell on was trapped and we were busy trying to save his life, but unfortunately by the time the truck was lifted off the car, the man was found dead”.

Former Deputy National Publicity Secretary of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Alhaji Abdullahi Jalo, has expressed readiness to give membership card to
the First Lady, Mrs. Aisha Buhari, following
castigation she received over her recent interview on the British Broadcasting Service.

Jalo also said the statement credited to President Muhammadu Buhari at a press conference in Germany has put him in the mould of America’s Republican presidential candidate, Donald Trump. He is saying that women should not have right to be politicians,” Jalo stated.

He said Mrs. Buhari has assumed the role of the
opposition, adding that if the President said he
doesn’t know her party, PDP is ready to give her a membership card. “As far as I am concerned, she has done the work of an opposition, and if she decides to join us, she will
have a good reception,” he added Jalo warned that should Buhari reject her advice, the consequence could be colossal, which might lead to his popularity being diminished as the nation is approaching the 2019 general elections.

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