Neglect and Abuse at Jos Custodial Centre: Alarming Claims Emerge
Reports highlight neglect and systemic deprivation at the Jos Custodial Centre in Plateau State. Insider accounts reveal severe shortages of essentials like food and water, alongside accusations of medical neglect. The culture within the facility is reportedly toxic, driven by intimidation from certain prison officials.
Disturbing Power Dynamics and Ethnic Bias
A troubling power dynamic allegedly revolves around a singular official, “Abude,” influencing operations. Inmates claim ethnic bias, with essential roles occupied by individuals from a specific ethnic group, intensifying feelings of marginalisation. This paints a grim picture of life within the centre.
- Nutritional deficiency: Inmates receive meals lacking basic nutrition.
- Medical neglect: Access to healthcare is reportedly non-existent.
- Power imbalance: Allegations of undue influence and ethnic bias create a divided atmosphere.
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