Wahala as alleged MEND leader, Charles Okah fakes escape from Kuje Prison

There was pandemonium in Kuje prisons on Thursday night after it was discovered that Mr. Charles Okah, a leader of the Niger Delta Emancipation Movement (MEND), had disappeared from his cell. The guards of the night shift searched him frantically from 8 pm but could not find him. What they found was a man-model in the shape of a man lying on his bed and a note in Okah's writing. This led to more panic and intensified research. Unbeknownst to them, he was hiding under his bed. The MEND leader reportedly acted because of the prison authorities' refusal to take him to Abuja National Hospital, where he was due to carry out a battery of medical tests, according to Sahara Reporters.     Prison sources told Sahara Reporters that the prison controller of the Federal Capital Territory Command, Sylvester Nwakuche, received a message from the State Security Directorate (DSS) informing him that Mr. Okah's man was seen in a vehicle. Gwagwalada area of ​​the federal capital. The controller contacted the officer in charge of Kuje Prison to confirm whether Mr. Okah was still in detention. The officer in charge and many other officers rushed into Mr. Okah's cell (number 6), where they were relieved to see a man asleep and left to report to the controller. However, they did not check whether it was the MEND head who was sleeping. 

The controller asked them to return to the cell, where they discovered that the figure they assumed to be Mr. Okah was a dummy in a sleep position. They also found a note from Mr. Okah, which he addressed to the Comptroller General of the Prison Service of Nigeria. Officials read the note, which caused further panic as they were reminded of their colleagues, who lost their jobs as a result of a previous jailbreak in which Mr. Okah's name was mentioned. Mr. Okah later emerged from under the bed to reprimand them for promptly responding to news of an escape but were reluctant to take him to the hospital. Before the drama on Friday night, Okah, who had previously reported giving a kidney to his mother 35 years ago, complained that the authorities in Kuje Prison treated the complaints about his health lightly. He reportedly complained that he had blood run in his urine, a complaint to which the prison authorities responded only after five months when they took him to the National Hospital in Abuja. eight weeks. After this visit, during which he was advised in Okah to perform a series of tests by Dr. Badamasi, he was not brought back to the hospital to perform the tests even after complaining that his health was deteriorating.     The prison doctor, Dr. Osakwe, said he had unsuccessfully asked the authorities to arrange for transportation and security to transport him and others to the referral hospitals. Mr. Okah, who is being detained for allegedly orchestrating the October 1, 2010 bombing in Abuja, still has a date adjourned on January 24, 2018 for the adoption of a speech before a date of judgment is set for his trial which lasted years. he remained in detention.

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