hensben: With your comments it shows you are eating from this present government. You are trying hard to twist the narrative. It’s common sense to expect the protesters to let the prisoners go due to the grievances they already have for the government. But it was glaring enough to know that those inmates were released by in house officials planned by the state and federal politicians/government.
The videos say otherwise.
We can even see an armed guard in mufti shooting to repel the jailbreak.
We can also hear hoodlums saying " make we rush am" implying they wanted to lynch the guard.
Armanipounds: I was told by a close friend almost the same thing this morning that the police deliberately left the prison yard.......they were virtually no where to be seen when the incident happened. so it was a corroboration I sense.
And the videos posted say otherwise.
Tell your friend that the world knows him to be a liar.
TechyMm0: I watched the video of Edo Prison break, and not a single police was spotted.. it's like this guys have retired to their barracks , enjoying their salary
crackhaus: You're funny... Those questions are investigative, not in anyway advocating for the use of force.
You mean to tell me, people with no weapons broke into a prison, then proceeded to let out the prisoners inside... and you won't ask questions?
First of all, do you even know the prison we are talking about here? The walls are almost two stories high from the outside and the front access is barricaded like a fortress.
From the videos I saw, it was prisoners that were at the top of those walls, not protesters... Meaning they were able to set themselves free and then proceed to climb the walls from inside the prison before jumping/escaping out the other side.
No hoodlums (or protesters) gained access into the compound – every video on the internet is showing the outer perimeter of the fence.
Question again is, how were the prisoners able to access the fence without any warder or security stopping them?
RealEzee: Boko Haram and protesters or inmates or hoodlums are they the same ni? No gunshots from a jailbreak and u are still living in limbo, wake up, it was fully organized to paint the protest bad, na wa oo baba carry a whole Boko Haram enter matter, e no tally
crackhaus: Well I guess you've been following this jailbreak news since morning, did you hear anything about casualties or a gun duel?
Did you even hear any gunshots in any of those videos?
I think they realize people are starting to figure out it's an inside job, and all these stories are coming out now more than ten hours after the incident happened. Makes no damn sense...
Like I said, you believe there was a jailbreak, perhaps the wardens were in on it but you don't believe there was a gun duel.
crackhaus: You're funny... Those questions are investigative, not in anyway advocating for the use of force.
You mean to tell me, people with no weapons broke into a prison, then proceeded to let out the prisoners inside... and you won't ask questions?
First of all, do you know the prison we are talking about here? The walls are almost two stories high from the outside and the front access is barricaded like a fortress.
From the videos I saw, it was prisoners that were at the top of those walls, not protesters... Meaning they were able to set themselves free and then proceed to climb the walls from inside the prison before jumping/escaping out the other side.
No hoodlums (or protesters) gained access into the compound – every video on the internet is showing the outer perimeter of the fence.
Question again is, how were the prisoners able to access the fence without any warder or security stopping them?
When Boko Haram sacked prisons and police posts how did it happen?
Conditions of anarchy lead to all kinds of scenarios and jail breaks are more likely to succeed when such situations occur.
Wardens depend on the police for back up.
No one anticipates for road blockades married with police suppression.