Gịnị ka i chere banyere ọnwụ nde mmadụ 37 n'ụlọ mkpọrọ gọọmentị?

“President Tinubu bears ultimate responsibility for the conduct of his government. He cannot behave like a spectator whenever his administration is confronted by tragedy, scandal or failure. The buck stops at his desk, and 37 unexplained deaths cannot be delegated away. “The administration is attempting to bury the central question beneath suspensions and carefully managed explanations. But Nigerians will continue to ask: How did 37 citizens enter government custody alive and emerge dead? “Suspending a few officers is not justice. Junior officers must not be turned into sacrificial lambs while those who authorised, supervised and controlled the operation escape scrutiny. “In any responsible democracy, the unexplained death of even one person in state custody would provoke a national reckoning. Here, 37 citizens are dead, yet the government appears more interested in managing public outrage than establishing the truth.