The Human Rights Monitoring Agenda has appealed to the Office of the Inspector General of Police and the Lagos State Commissioner of Police, Moshood Jimoh, to release and investigate the circumstances surrounding the imprisonment of four petroleum tanker drivers at the Kirikiri Maximum Correctional Centre. The appeal was made on Tuesday during a protest at the Ejigbo PTD Office, NNPC Depot in Ejigbo, Lagos, by HURMA’s Director, Buna Isiak. The four drivers involved are Kabiru Salami, Kazeem Adeniran, Saheed Alegbeleye and Oladeji Rahmon. Isiak stated that the drivers reported being attacked by a faction of the Petroleum Tanker Drivers at Ejigbo Police Station but were allegedly arrested, arraigned and remanded at the Kirikiri Maximum Correctional Centre, Lagos. “We are deeply concerned...