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Thirty-seven people accused of illegal mining in north-central Nigeria have died in custody, local officials said. The Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps…
Thirty-seven people accused of illegal mining in north-central Nigeria have died in custody, local officials said.
The Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps blamed on an apparent disease outbreak.
However, an intelligence report shared with the AFP news agency suggested the group died because of overcrowding and poor ventilation inside the detention facility in Niger state.
Police have set up an investigation into the deaths.
Subscribe to our channel here: https://bbc.in/bbcnews
For the latest news download the BBC News app or visit BBC.com/news
#Nigeria #BBCNews
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@@paulgray2156Imported1mo ago
I don’t think many people will care, not one bit. And the people that do care are people that nobody cares about.
@@Zbear4Imported1mo ago
Short the Japanese yen! ❗️ Trump and Bessent are calling the shots; Japan ought to pay at least $1 trillion in reparations for the sneak attack on Pearl Harbor, the 120,000 U.S. troops killed, and the 200,000 wounded! ❗️ Japan still hasn't paid a dime! ❗️ It was foolish of the U.S. to send troops to their deaths and see property destroyed for nothing! ❗️ Trump and Bessent 💪👍❤️ — make plenty of money off Japan!
@@jeffaris2012Imported1mo ago
@BBC NEWS..., THE CAPITAL OF NIGERIA IS NOT LAGOS !!<br>YOUR NEWS READER HAS ISSUES WITH HER SELF WHEN IT COMES TO READING ANY NEWS CONCERNING NIGERIA.<br><br>WAS THAT BIGOTRY ?
@@OsinoKingImported1mo ago
This is Nigeria for you. Very sad
@@michelangelope830Imported1mo ago
I am suffering in social media as you read the most severe censorship of knowledge in history. I want to participate in a psychological experiment to demonstrate isolation is not torture. I want to live for the rest of my life 24/7 in an isolation cell to experience the punishment I would inflict on a serial killer. All the exchanges between the isolation cell and the outside world are controlled. I promise a justice system with zero crime understanding all lives are literally God's Life. Spinoza was right and the intelligent creator of the universe or life is all reality. God created life to live because Time and Space only existed eternally. The isolation cell can not be cheaper and safer because the prisoner can only fight with himself and I need what is indispensable for a life with dignity. I don't need electricity or heating, I will protect myself from the cold with clothes. People are dying and they don't understand. How is it possible to not understand?. People are dying. The words "knowledge that saves lives and improves quality of life" don't stimulate a reaction. I am doing my best and I can not do more. How hard is to convince a parent to stop censoring the knowledge that saves their children?. I hope for God's sake I am understood. Share if you dare and care. Emergency. My truth is atheism is a logical fallacy that assumes God is the religious idea of the creator of the creation to conclude wrongly no creator exists because a particular idea of God doesn’t exist. If religion is false doesn’t make atheism true. Thank you.
@@SadaK-tr6dmImported1mo ago
Hannibal Directive of Oct 2023 to create ground for the Palestine genocide :<br>- TerrZR (Terrorist Zio regime) let the attack happen on the own country, despite knowing about the attack 3 days before it happened.<br>- Music festival was organised, with lot of foreigners, just 3 miles away from the border.<br>- Music festival was extended by one day as the attack did not happen when it was thought to happen.<br>- Noticing that music festival casualty were less, used terrorist entity IOF to increase the casualties in the music festival.
@@SadaK-tr6dmImported1mo ago
American people want the US government to impose strict blockade and sanctions on the rogue regime of “Israel”, who is the biggest hidden enemy of the USA.
@@Buttsy1Imported1mo ago
Still nothing on the countless thousands of Christians being massacred there?
@@fredo1070Imported1mo ago
Yet when Christians are massacred in Nigeria the BBC remains silent🤔🤔🤔
@@allen67756Imported1mo ago
thanos and Ultron both were correct about this world.
@@SisterColumbusImported1mo ago
The Nigerian government should Stop KILLING PEOPLE & Genocide, including Christians!✝️
@@denloye2826Imported1mo ago
Just for next time. Lagos is no longer the capital of Nigeria. Abuja has been the capital for over 30 years.
@@parthibank889Imported1mo ago
😢
@@CryoinsaneImported1mo ago
How the hell do you accidentally let 37 people die???
@@johnnybooshanImported1mo ago
Abuja became the Capital on 12 Dec 1991… not even basic facts are right?
Thirty-seven people accused of illegal mining in north-central Nigeria have died in custody, local officials said.
The Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps blamed on an apparent disease outbreak.
However, an intelligence report shared with the AFP news agency suggested the group died because of overcrowding and poor ventilation inside the detention facility in Niger state.
Police have set up an investigation into the deaths.
Subscribe to our channel here: https://bbc.in/bbcnews
For the latest news download the BBC News app or visit BBC.com/news
#Nigeria #BBCNews
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