Nigeria: 6 Months After Jos Jail Break, Over 200 Prisoners Still At Large

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Nigeria: 6 Months After Jos Jail Break, Over 200 Prisoners Still At Large

[Daily Trust] It's been six months since a daring jail break occurred at the Jos Correctional Centre which set free 252 inmates, leaving in its trail four dead persons and a badly bruised image of security agencies in Plateau State, Daily Trust Saturday reports.

Source: allAfrica.com

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