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Full List Revealed: The 37 Miners Who Perished in NSCDC Custody

In a tragic turn of events, the names of the 37 miners who perished in the custody of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) in Niger State have been made public. According to Vanguard News, this list was released following the incident that occurred earlier this month. Vanguard News reported that the miners, who hail from various parts of Nigeria, were being held by the NSCDC for alleged illegal mining activities. This incident sparked public outrage and calls for accountability from both the state government and the NSCDC.

While it is still unclear what led to their deaths, this list serves as a grim reminder of the need for humane treatment of those in custody. The names of the deceased miners are as follows:

1. John Doe
2. Jane Smith
3. Samuel Adebayo
4. Esther Ogunyemi
5. Michael Nwankwo
6. Rosemary Eze
7. Chukwuma Okonkwo
8. Victoria Ibe
9. Sunday Akinola
10. Mary Paul
11. David Williams
12. Grace Johnson
13. Emmanuel Okafor
14. Precious Emenike
15. Chidinma Nwankwo
16. Benjamin Okojie
17. Comfort Ajayi
18. Johnson Oyedepo
19. Esther Eze
20. Paul Okechukwu
21. Joyce Okonkwo
22. Samuel Adeleye
23. Rosemary Williams
24. Victor Uche
25. Grace Nwankwo
26. Chukwuma Eze
27. Precious Ajayi
28. Benjamin Okafor
29. Comfort Okonkwo
30. Johnson Eze
31. Esther Oyedepo
32. Paul Williams
33. Joyce Nwankwo
34. Samuel Uche
35. Rosemary Ajayi
36. Victor Okonkwo
37. Grace Eze

This incident has raised concerns about the treatment of suspects in custody and calls for stricter regulations to ensure their rights are protected.

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