FEATURED
‘INMATE’S FREEDOM DAY’! Governor Fintiri Grants Pardon To 5, Commutes 2 Death Sentences
By Onota Oghenevwede
As part of the 2024 Democracy Day celebrations, Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri of Adamawa State has granted pardon to five inmates, including a female, from various correctional centers in the state.
The pardoned inmates are: Ali Abdul, Mohammed Goni, and Hapsatu Idi from Yola Old Correctional Centre, Buba Usman Mai from Numan Correctional Centre, Yusuf Ali and Babala Benson from Yola New Correctional Facility.
The Governor also commuted the death sentences of two convicts, Usman Inuwa and Joseph Eugene, to life imprisonment.
Both are serving at Yola New Correctional Centre.
“Governor Fintiri’s actions are based on the advice of the Advisory Committee on Prerogative of Mercy and the powers conferred on him by Section 212(i) (d) of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999 as amended.”
The release of the five inmates and the commutation of the two death sentences to life imprisonment take immediate effect, as all legal formalities have been concluded with the correctional institutions, Fintiri said.
Agency to Eliminate Malaria on the Offing as Sen. Nwoko Makes Compelling Case for Bill at Public Hearing
Coalition Protests Against Otuaro-led Amnesty Office, Petitions EFCC Over Alleged ‘Widespread Corruption’
MORE REASONS WHY WE NEED ANIOMA STATE, BY OGBUESHI GODFREY ODOGWU
Okpebholo Warns Peter Obi to Stay Away from Edo Without Security Clearance to Visit
Aso Rock’s Bombshell: Gambari Reveals How Buhari’s Cabal Exploited His Weak Moments and Their Secret Tactics
Family Announces Funeral Arrangements for Oromoni’s Wife
‘How SunTrust Bank Executives Allegedly Colluded With Aisha Achimugu to Facilitate $12 Million Fraud in ‘Oil Block Acquisition Deal’
CDS Urges Community Ownership of National Assets, Commends PINL on Zero Infractions
One Year in Office: Isoko North Chairman Vows to Deliver Lasting Devt, Thanks Gov Oborevwori
Ned Nwoko Meets PSC’s Echelon, Highlights Need for Inclusive Policing and Institutional Reforms
Court Convicts Man for Failing to Declare $420,900 and Over N653 Million in Cash
Yahaya Bello Loses Bid for Overseas Medical Trip in Alleged N110.4bn Fraud Case
Nigerian Court Jails 15 Chinese for Cyberterrorism, Internet Fraud in Lagos
Ned Nwoko, Senate Leadership Pay Condolence Visit to Buhari’s Family in Daura
