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Nigeria: Profiles of 'VIP' Inmates in Kuje Prison Before Attack

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[Premium Times] Built in 1989, the Kuje Custodial Centre, Abuja which houses different categories of prisoners, from murderers to corrupt politicians, was attacked by terrorists on July 5.

Source: allAfrica.com

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