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“It must determine when the detainees first showed signs of distress, who was informed, what medical assistance was provided and the precise cause of every death. It must also establish what Dele Alake and Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo knew, when they knew it and what actions they took. “All detention registers, operational records, communication logs, medical reports, photographs and available surveillance footage must be secured immediately. Independent autopsies must be conducted, the victims’ families must be represented and all evidence must be protected from alteration, disappearance or destruction. “The findings must be made public, and anyone found responsible must face the full weight of the law, regardless of uniform, rank or political connection. A government-controlled inquiry designed to contain public anger and clear government officials would be nothing more than a cover-up masquerading as accountability.