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Tunji-Ojo orders immediate investigation into feeding conditions at Afokang Custodial Centre

The Minister of Interior, Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, has ordered for the immediate investigation into a disturbing video report on Facebook alleging that inmates at Afokang Custodial Centre in Calabar are being subjected to inhumane treatment, including being served poorly cooked beans as breakfast.
In a statement bin Sunday by Babatunde Alao, the Special Assistant to the minister on Media and Publicity, revealed that the minister viewed the incident as a serious breach of the standards of care and dignity to which inmates are entitled.
“He has directed a comprehensive and urgent investigation into this matter, and those responsible will be held accountable.
“The Minister warns that any lapses in the quality of food, sanitation, and welfare of inmates will not be tolerated, adding that the service must ensure inmates are treated with the dignity and respect they deserve.
He revealed that the minister will not condone any form of mistreatment or neglect of individuals in custody.
The statement further revealed that the findings of the investigation will be made public, and necessary disciplinary actions will be taken.
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