Abba Kyari Is Still In Custody - Prison Source | READ DETAILS
Thompson Nsisongabasi
Jul 06, 2022
Abba Kyari Is Still In Custody - Prison Source | READ DETAILS
According to a Prison source who spoke after the Kuje Prison break, it was Confirmed that Abba Kyari was still in custody as against speculations that he may have fled during the attack.
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Speaking also, the Minister of Defence, Major General Bashir Magashi (retd.), had said that the Boko Haram terrorists who attacked the facility had freed 600 inmates, including 64 of their members held in the custody.
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It was reported earlier on, that 300 of them had been recaptured while efforts were on to bring back the others.
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Also, about a 100 more fleeing inmates from the Kuje Medium Custodial Centre in the Federal Capital Territory have been recaptured.
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He said, "As you can observe yourself, vehicles have been coming in and going out of the custodial centre. Our men with the help of the military, police and vigilance group have been combing the bushes. They have made remarkable progress.
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"We have recaptured about 100 of them, apart from those earlier captured, have been brought back. Also, nothing has happened to Abba Kyari as rumoured. He is safe in custody.ÔÇØ
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