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The Kirikiri Prison officer who was suspended in connection with the Bobriski bribery scandal, was found guilty and sentenced to six months in jail and assigned to an apartment outside the prison.

This was disclosed by the Minister of Civil Defence, Correctional Services, Fire Services and Immigration (CDCFIB), Ja’afaru Ahmed, in a statement issued today Lagos.

Dr. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo yesterday launched an investigation into the allegations. Abuja Ahmed in the statement said the suspension of the officer was for further investigation into the various allegations and assured that the findings would be made public upon completion.

Minister of Interior He said: “Officials of the Nigeria Prison Service were suspended with immediate effect following the following executive orders made by the Civil Defence, Corrections, Fire and Immigration Committee following the viral video of alleged assault of Mr. Idris Okuneye, popularly known as Bobrisky, by officers of the service.

“Michael Anugwa, Deputy Commissioner of Corrections (DCC), Director of the Medium Security Prison (MSCC), Kirikiri State

; and Sikiru Adekunle, Deputy Commissioner of Corrections (DCC), Director of the Maximum Security Prison (MSCC), Kirikiri State

. Lagos “The commission also suspended ASC II Ogbule Samuel Obinna, serving at the Maximum Security Prison (MSCC), Afikpo, Ebonyi State, for allegedly accompanying a convicted prisoner from the prison to a location outside the prison. Lagos “In another related development, the commission also suspended another senior official of the department, Iloafonsi Kevin Ikechukwu, Deputy Director of Corrections (DCC), Commandant of the Maximum Security Prison (MSCC), Kuje-

, for allegedly accepting money in the name of a prisoner. ”

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