No Explosion Reported at Maiduguri Prison, Says Nigerian Correctional Service
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Nigeria's Correctional Service (NCoS) has slammed misleading reports about a bomb blast at the Maiduguri Custodial Centre in Borno State, calling them BS that's bound to spread fear. According to the Service's Public Relations Officer, Abubakar Umar, these claims are hogwash, and the facility is as secure as a fortress. Umar insisted that there's been no explosion or breach in security, and all inmates are hunky-dory, safe as houses.
The NCoS spokesperson raised alarm bells about the circulation of unverified info, mainly on social media, warning that such unfounded rumors could poison the public's trust and compromise national security. Umar emphasized that it's crucial for folks to cross-check sensitive details through reliable sources.
NCoS confirmed that the centre is a lifeline for both detainees and offenders' rehabilitation. They're worried about the tide of fake news that's flooding the airwaves, hoping people keep a level head and use their common sense to discern fact from fiction. The Service is monitoring every custodial center across the country to ensure everyone's safety.
So, to sum things up, the NCoS wants everyone to chill and trust that there's no need to panic. The everyday procedures at the Maiduguri centre are continuing as planned, and there's no reason for alarm.
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- In the face of misleading reports about a bomb blast at the Maiduguri Custodial Centre, the Nigerian Correctional Service (NCoS) has urged for credible information, emphasizing that there has been no explosion or security breach in Nigeria.
- Concerns about the spread of unverified information, particularly on social media, have been raised by the NCoS spokesperson, Abubakar Umar, who emphasized the importance of cross-checking sensitive details through reliable sources.
- The NCoS is committed to ensuring the safety of all detainees and offenders, with the Maiduguri centre serving as a critical facility for rehabilitation.
- Amidst the tide of fake news, the NCoS urges the public to maintain a level head and discern fact from fiction, noting that they are closely monitoring every custodial center across the country.
- The Senate has affirmed Sylvester Nwakuche as the new Correctional Service Chief of Nigeria, marking a significant move in the country's politics and general news.
- The Nigerian Correctional Service has recently mourned an officer killed during a jailbreak in Kogi, reflecting the inherent dangers and sacrifices made by those working in this important service.
