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Over 6,000 Inmates Escaped From Nigerian Prisons in Five Years –Report - Vimarsana News

Over 6,000 Inmates Escaped From Nigerian Prisons in Five Years –Report

  Between October 28, 2019 and April 25, 2024, fewer than 6,356 inmates escaped from Nigerian Correctional Service Centres in a series of successful jailbreaks. This amounts to 13 in number, a report by WikkiTimes said. Recently, Nigeria has experienced several jailbreaks, posing a threat to public safety. These incidents have raised serious concerns about the effectiveness of security measures within the country’s prison system and also highlighted the need for reforms.  

Imo: Gory photos as gunmen kill policemen, blow up patrol van - Vimarsana News

Imo: Gory photos as gunmen kill policemen, blow up patrol van

The spokesman of the Imo State Police Command, Henry Okoye, confirmed the incident to newsmen on Saturday

Gunmen ambush, kill two police operatives in South-east - Vimarsana News

Gunmen ambush, kill two police operatives in South-east

Like other states in Nigeria’s South-east, security has deteriorated in Imo State with frequent attacks by armed persons.

Take back your communities, GOC urges Imo stakeholders - Vimarsana News

Take back your communities, GOC urges Imo stakeholders

The General Officer Commanding, 82 Division of Nigeria Army, Major General Taiwo Dada, has called on leaders, stakeholders and indigenes

OPINION: Equivocal Trajectory Of State Policing In Nigeria - Vimarsana News

OPINION: Equivocal Trajectory Of State Policing In Nigeria

By Egungwu Chukwuka Benjamin As we all know, everything that has an advantage also has a disadvantage. State Policing has become one of the most controversial topics still under deliberation by Nigerian lawmakers. The bill which was proposed by Rep. Benjamin Kalu and other 15 law makers has been passed for a second reading. When