The presiding judge accused the lower court of being "stroked to secure a conviction by all means." Mr. Al-Mustapha was a former chief security officer to the late dictator, Sani Abacha.
He was sentenced to death on January 30 for conspiracy and murder of Mrs. Abiola. Mrs. Abiola, 45, was shot in Lagos on June 4, 1996, as the lower court ruled, on the orders of Mr. Al-Mustapha.
Where is Nigeria headed?
God will punish dis pple for this wrong they have done to smear that woman's memory...
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Amen...this is another disgrace to our judicial system, from 1 blunder to another...they just dnt learn...
ReplyDeleteHow long does it take you people to know all this tins are planned work of d pple in power...shame on them
ReplyDeleteFrom alamieseiya to rivers crisis and now this, this Jonathan is running a failed government...shame on U̶̲̥̅̊ GEJ...ts only during your time that Nigerians have been hurt so much.
ReplyDeleteU̶̲̥̅̊ do tins without reasonong and so does your cabinet member..
did al mustapha really killed abiola's wife,i dnt belie he did,same pple dat abiola's wife, also killed abiola, so al mustapha did nt commit these crimes, they suffered him 4 dis long years,he has ben vindicated at last, tnxs to God who does sleep,but work in patient.
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