54 Soldiers Sentenced To Death By Nigerian Military Allegedly Starved Of Food

54 soldiers sentenced to death for
mutiny by a military court in Abuja
last Wednesday Dec.17th, are
reportedly being starved of food
and basic care, a military source
told Premium Times

The soldiers, who were transferred
from Abuja to Lagos on Sunday
December 21st, are said to be
serially shackled by their legs and
crammed in two cells without beds
or food or any form of care..

“The first cell has 30 soldiers. The
second is underground and has 24
soldiers.

There are no beds, no mattresses.
The soldiers have not been fed
since Sunday.” the source said.

The soldiers have been in this
condition since they arrived Lagos
Sunday Dec. 21st till Wednesday
December 24th but no one knows if
their conditions have since
improved.

Source-Naijaloaded, Premium Times

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