NORTH KOREA ADVISES CITIZENS TO EAT DOG MEAT TO BEAT THE SUMMER HEAT. (PHOTO).

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 Kim Jong Un tells North Koreans to 'turn their dogs into soup' during deadly heatwave North Koreans have been urged to eat dog soup as the country struggles to manage a brutal heatwave. A state newspaper in the country published an interview with one of the nation's top doctors that encouraged citizens to start making the highly controversial soup dish. Translated as "sweet meat soup", the article published in Rodong Sinmun describes the dish as offering North Koreans a "highly nutritious" food option that can help counter the symptoms of heat stroke, such as "cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, and hyperthyroidism", according to the South China Morning Post. It has also long been believed to cause increased virility in men, as well as boosting immune systems. North Korea's capital city Pyongyang has its own dog meat restaurant that specialises in dangogi guk, with Kim Jong Un known to be a big fan, serving the dish at dinner parties and st...

INTERIOR MINISTER PLEDGES TO ERADICATE CORRUPTION IN CORRECTIONAL CENTRES. (PHOTO).


 Interior Minister Pledges to Eradicate Corruption in Correctional Centres


The Minister of Interior, Dr. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, has vowed to eliminate corruption in correctional centres and shift their focus from punishment to rehabilitation.


Speaking on Wednesday in Abuja during the second public hearing on alleged corruption and misconduct within the Nigeria Correctional Service (NCoS), Tunji-Ojo reaffirmed the government's commitment to transforming the system into a model for rehabilitation and reintegration.


He emphasized that the correctional service must move away from a culture of abuse and neglect, stressing that correctional officers should serve as agents of rehabilitation, restoration, and reform—not condemnation.


"When condemnation replaces correction, the system has failed. We must change our approach and prioritize rehabilitation, empowerment, and reintegration," he stated.


According to him, a government’s efficiency is measured by how it treats the most vulnerable members of society, including incarcerated individuals.


"It is our shared sense of responsibility, responsiveness, and empathy that defines us as Nigerians. When we remove empathy, we lose the essence of who we are supposed to be.


"The weakest in society are those whose freedom has been legally taken away, and they deserve to be treated with dignity," he added.


Tunji-Ojo reiterated that President Bola Tinubu’s administration is committed to adequately funding the correctional service and equipping officers with the necessary training to address inmates' complex needs.


He underscored the importance of a holistic rehabilitation approach, including access to education, vocational training, and mental health services.


"Our correctional centres must be safe, humane, and focused on true rehabilitation. We cannot renew a system that is fundamentally broken.


"This reform process will face resistance because some individuals benefit from the current system, but my duty is to ensure that those benefiting from corruption are permanently uncomfortable," he asserted.


The minister urged the investigative committee to thoroughly examine cases of corruption, abuse, and neglect within the correctional service and provide recommendations for meaningful reform.

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