The names of 33 detainees who passed away in the custody of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Niger State Command, have actually been exposed in a departed master register put together by an Independent Investigation Committee penetrating the reported deaths at the firm’s center in Minna.
The list includes the identities and ages of the departed, their tape-recorded arrest dates, detention area, last recognized dates alive, recognition information, post-mortem status and taped causes of death.
The findings are especially troubling since the register consists of kids as young as 11 and 12.
The youngest individual noted is Uzaifa Aliyu, aged 11, while 12-year-olds Abdulsalam Samaila, likewise called Ismail, and Mohammad Sani Nasir are likewise amongst the deceased.
According to Section 6.1 of the committee’s report, the identities of the 33 departed detainees were developed through arrest and detention signs up and testaments.
The master register records the deaths as taking place in between September 16 and 17, 2026, with the NSCDC Niger State Command recognized as the detention area for all the deceased.
The report’s general cause-of-death declaration associates the deaths to intense hypoxic breathing failure, or ecological asphyxia, aggravated by heat tension and dehydration in an overcrowded cell.
The register differentiates in between 3 cases in which ecological asphyxia was taped as a provisionary cause of death and the other cases, for which specific causes of death were normally not figured out since post-mortem evaluations were not performed.
COMPLETE LIST: Names And Ages Of The 33 Deceased Detainees
The departed master register recognizes the following people: Emmanuel Emeka, 25, apprehended on September 12, 2026. His daddy, Emmanuel Onyenaucheya, is noted in the recognition record. A DNA sample was gathered. His entry records September 21, 2026, as the post-mortem date, provides ecological asphyxia as the provisionary cause of death and notes his status as “in the morgue.”
Kabiru Suleiman, 14– 16, jailed on September 16, 2026. His cousin, Isiaku Usman, is noted for recognition. A DNA sample was gathered. The register records September 21, 2026, as the post-mortem date and ecological asphyxia as the provisionary cause of death. He is noted as “in the morgue.”
Idris Haruna, 30, apprehended on September 16, 2026. Taped as “John Doe,” he was consequently called through the arrest and detention signs up. A DNA sample was gathered, however no referral sample was readily available at the time taped. His entry lists September 21, 2026, as the post-mortem date and ecological asphyxia as the provisionary cause of death. He is noted as “in the morgue.”
Mu’awiya Abdulkareem, 23, apprehended on September 16, 2026. His dad, Abdulkareem Mami, is noted in the recognition record. He was aesthetically recognized. No post-mortem evaluation was carried out, and his specific cause of death was not identified. Status: buried.
Sani Yakubu (Isiyaku), 25, detained on September 16, 2026. His uncle, Usman Adamu, is noted as the determining relative. He was aesthetically recognized. No post-mortem assessment was performed, and his cause of death was not identified. Status: buried.
Safiyanu Abdullahi, 24, apprehended on September 16, 2026. His sibling, Umar Jubril, is noted in the recognition record. He was aesthetically recognized. No post-mortem evaluation was performed, and his cause of death was not identified. Status: buried.
Safiyanu Abubakar, 16, detained on September 16, 2026. His dad, Samaila Umar, is noted for recognition. He was aesthetically determined. No post-mortem evaluation was performed, and his cause of death was not figured out. Status: buried.
Ibrahim Sani (Salihu), 17, detained on September 15, 2026. His daddy, Sani Danbauchi, is noted in the recognition record. No post-mortem assessment was carried out, and his cause of death was not figured out. Status: buried.
Abdulsalam Samaila (Ismail), 12, jailed on September 15, 2026. His dad, Samaila Suleiman, is noted for recognition. He was aesthetically recognized. No post-mortem assessment was performed, and his cause of death was not figured out. Status: buried.
Fahad Sa’adu, 16, apprehended on September 15, 2026. His dad, Sa’adu Mohammed, is noted in the recognition record. He was aesthetically recognized. No post-mortem assessment was carried out, and his cause of death was not identified. Status: buried.
Ahmad Aliyu, 19, detained on September 15, 2026. His uncle, Umar Abdullahi, is noted for recognition. He was aesthetically recognized. No post-mortem evaluation was performed, and his cause of death was not figured out. Status: buried.
Safiyu Abdullahi Lado, 18, jailed on September 16, 2026. His Islamic instructor, Khamisu Mallam Hassan, is noted in the recognition record. No post-mortem assessment was performed, and his cause of death was not figured out. Status: buried.
Suleiman Lawal, 15, detained on September 16, 2026. His dad, Lawal Mohammed, is noted for recognition. No post-mortem assessment was performed, and his cause of death was not identified. Status: buried.
Usman Abdullahi, 18, detained on September 16, 2026. His daddy, Abdullahi Usman, is noted in the recognition record. No post-mortem assessment was carried out, and his cause of death was not identified. Status: buried.
Ibrahim Musa, 17, apprehended on September 16, 2026. His dad, Musa Aliyu, is noted for recognition. No post-mortem assessment was performed, and his cause of death was not identified. Status: buried.
Abubakar Musa, 17, jailed on September 16, 2026. His dad, Musa Aliyu, is noted for recognition. No post-mortem evaluation was performed, and his cause of death was not identified. Status: buried.
Abdullahi Mudassir, 19, apprehended on September 16, 2026. His bro, Abubakar Buhari, is noted in the recognition record. No post-mortem assessment was performed, and his cause of death was not identified. Status: buried.
Samuel Philip Sambo, 18, apprehended on September 16, 2026. His daddy, Philip Sambo, is noted for recognition. No post-mortem evaluation was performed, and his cause of death was not identified. Status: buried.
Yusuf Nasir, 17, apprehended on September 16, 2026. His dad, Nasir Mohammed, is noted in the recognition record. No post-mortem assessment was performed, and his cause of death was not identified. Status: buried.
Mohammad Sani Nasir, 12, apprehended on September 15, 2026. His dad is tape-recorded as Husseini Mohammed, although the report keeps in mind that an emirate list offers the mom’s name as Aisha Nasiru. No post-mortem evaluation was carried out, and his cause of death was not identified. Status: buried.
Abdulbari Suleiman, 16, detained on September 16, 2026. His bro, Abdulrahman Sani, is noted for recognition. No post-mortem evaluation was carried out, and his cause of death was not identified. Status: buried.
Isiya Hamisu, 22, apprehended on September 16, 2026. His sibling, Abdullahi Aliyu, is noted in the recognition record. No post-mortem assessment was carried out, and his cause of death was not figured out. Status: buried.
Usman Ibrahim, 20, apprehended on September 16, 2026. His uncle, Sani Idris, is noted for recognition. No post-mortem assessment was performed, and his cause of death was not identified. Status: buried.
Suleiman Dantala, 23, apprehended on September 16, 2026. His daddy, Dantala Tanko, is noted in the recognition record. No post-mortem assessment was performed, and his cause of death was not identified. Status: buried.
Sani Taminu, 20, apprehended on September 16, 2026. His dad is taped as Tanimu Garba. No post-mortem evaluation was carried out, and his cause of death was not figured out. Status: buried.
Uzaifa Aliyu, 11, jailed on September 15, 2026. His mom, Rashida Aliyu, is noted for recognition. No post-mortem assessment was carried out, and his cause of death was not identified. Status: buried.
Abubakar Naibi, 57, jailed on September 15, 2026. No recognizing relative is mentioned in the register. No post-mortem assessment was performed, and his cause of death was not figured out. Status: buried.
Abdullahi Abubakar, 15, detained on September 16, 2026. No determining relative is specified in the register. No post-mortem evaluation was performed, and his cause of death was tape-recorded as not identified. Status: buried.
Bisalla Adamu, 17, apprehended on September 16, 2026. No recognizing relative is mentioned in the register. No post-mortem evaluation was performed, and his cause of death was not figured out. Status: buried.
Sani Isyaku, 18, jailed on September 16, 2026. No determining relative is specified in the register. No post-mortem assessment was carried out, and his cause of death was not figured out. Status: buried.
Musa Ibrahim, 18, apprehended on September 16, 2026. No recognizing relative is specified in the register. No post-mortem assessment was carried out, and his cause of death was not figured out. Status: buried.
Idris Bashir, 25, detained on September 16, 2026. No recognizing relative is specified in the register. No post-mortem assessment was carried out, and his cause of death was not identified. Status: buried.
Usman Haruna, 18, apprehended on September 16, 2026. No determining relative is specified in the register. No post-mortem assessment was performed, and his cause of death was not figured out. Status: buried.
Report Cites Overcrowding, Oxygen Deprivation
The report’s general cause-of-death declaration recognizes severe hypoxic breathing failure, a condition in which the body does not get sufficient oxygen, likewise referred to as ecological asphyxia.
It specifies that the condition was gotten worse by heat tension and dehydration in an overcrowded NSCDC cell.
The register offers ecological asphyxia as the provisionary cause of death in the entries for Emmanuel Emeka, Kabiru Suleiman and Idris Haruna.
For the other 30 people, it usually tapes that no post-mortem assessment was carried out which the private cause of death was not figured out.
The difference implies that the total evaluation in the report ought to not be analyzed as an independently verified forensic cause of death for every single person.
The majority of The Deceased Were Buried Without Post-Mortem Examinations
The register records 30 departed individuals as buried, while Emmanuel Emeka, Kabiru Suleiman and Idris Haruna are noted as remaining in the morgue.
It likewise tapes that post-mortem assessments were not carried out for the 30 people noted as buried.
The records reveal that the majority of the deceased were jailed on September 16, 2026, while others were taped as detained on September 15. Emmanuel Emeka’s entry provides September 12 as his arrest date.
All 33 entries determine the NSCDC Niger State Command as the detention area. The bulk list September 16 as the last recognized date alive, while the death duration is tape-recorded as September 16– 17, 2026.
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