The Comptroller General of Nigeria Prisons Services; Mr 
Zakari Ibrahim has confirmed that 20 prisoners escaped in a jail break 
that occurred in Sagamu Prison on January 2. 
The incident was said to have occurred around 4am when some of the 
prisoners broke the back fence of the prison located in Sagamu, Sagamu 
local government of Ogun State, South West Nigeria and injured some 
prisons officials in the process.
Speaking on the development, the Controller General of the Nigerian 
Prisons Service however confirmed that about four inmates have been 
re-arrested, saying that a “powerful investigation” has been launched to
 unravel the circumstances that led to the jail break.
While describing it as unfortunate and embarrassing, the Controller 
General also said that any officer found culpable would be made to face 
the full weight of the law.
He however appealed to men and officers of the command to be more 
committed to their duty and shun all acts that could bring the 
institution into disrepute.
Credit: Channels Online. 

 
 
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