They were driven to a remote area and the life snuffed out of them....Oh I dont want to go into the details that you know already...
Martin Anderson was arrested in 2003 and killed on April 29,2015.
Okwudili was arrested in 2001 and killed on April 29,2015
Jamiu was convicted in 1999 and sentenced to life in prison, which was reduced to 20 years on appeal. State prosecutors however challenged the sentence reduction before the Indonesian Supreme Court, and in 2006, Abashin's 20 Years sentence was changed to a death sentence.
He was executed on April 29,2015.
Silvester was arrested in 2001 and executed on April 29,2015.
He is survived by His Indonesian wife Fatimah and two Children aged 5 and 3.
RIP to them and may God give their families the strength to carry on.
God!!!
ReplyDeleteNigerians in death roll in Malaysia are more than 100 and no body is talking about it.
DeleteThat Martin Andersen's name is super fake. Maybe the guy was ashamed of spoiling his family name or entered with fake passport. Who be that Yoruba guy wey go carry drugs. Na wa o. That is not our biz na. Anyway RIP. Igbo kwe kwe
DeleteTribalistic monkey
Deleteat least the yoruba men carried drugs because even that anderson resemble yoruba.that is not una business.i guess kidnapping,defrauding people and beating up women is.tribalistic bigot.
DeleteRip. Sad news
DeleteYou're still playing the tribal card despite all the sadness that surrounds this post.
DeleteSuch irreverent and banal talk in the face of all this!
Beyond any tribe, they are Nigerians,
Beyond the country, continent, race.
they are humans...
Saddening
Upon all the pleas...
Didn't know they have been incarcerated for this long. Wasted their youth in prison.
Yet they still have to die?
Drugs?
Did they commit murder?
Even murder doesn't carry the death sentence these days, when it's not serial murder.
God rest their souls.
Now they are free.
Not your bizz? Very funny. May I remind you of d new senator and tinubu a nd co. These are the big guys in the bizz. So shut the hole in your face. Drug courier is seen in all tribes.
DeleteRIP brothers...
ReplyDeleteHappy they had the chance to make peace with themselves and God.
This is sad. Imagine spending close to 14 years already and getting killed in the end. This capital punishment na wa, but it's thier law, we can't do much about it. May their souls find rest. So sad
DeleteHmmm. R.I.P to them
ReplyDeleteJeez, this is so sad and painful.
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately nigerians will still not learn their lessons infact many are even planing to smuggle drugs into these no drug zone countries. Dear smugglers please go to countries where u will be sentenced to highest 25years in prison if caught and not countries where u will be killed like chickens
ReplyDeleteAm with you enigma dear, since one cannot stop these smugglers n as a matter of fact all criminals even with the provision of all they need, the only advice is to pls go to places that re alittle tolerante of your crime. This infor have spoilt my day bcause my head keep going around their last minutes bfore the execution n in my opinion no human should be made to go through such torture. RIP brethren n may ur family find closure amen.
DeleteMust they even traffic drugs at all? Haba. Some people will never learn. Even spending 25 years of one's life in jail is a wasted life. U can't be useful to yourself, family or society at large after spending such a ridiculous amount of time behind bars.
DeleteLittle wonder so many inmates who've been in jail for more than 10 years sometimes decide they are better off staying in jail than getting out, cos they are afraid of what will become of them thereafter. I won't forget a case of a man that was released from jail, but who later committed another crime on purpose just to be sent back to jail. He said he had a better life in there. Free food, healthy activities, and without worries of having to pay bills. Anyway this happened in the U.S though...
Drug traffickers should stop ooooo, they should stop the nonsense.
RIP!!!!!
ReplyDeleteSorry to say this.Drug trafikers will now think twice before taking drug into indonesia
ReplyDeleteFor where there is probably someone on the way to Indonesia with the same drugs tomorrow. Nigerians are daft like that
DeleteTrue. Haaahaaahaaaa
DeleteThey keep cooking themselves in pots
Saying they're invisible.
Keep getting caught.
They never learn.
Sad that all over the world, Nigerians now head drug cartels.
And the painful part is, they kill each other for money, vengeance et all.
Hmmmm, naija guys please learn, some guys I know still carry this things and brag about it
ReplyDeleteI feel no pity for them. People like these give Nigeria a bad name.
ReplyDeleteRhoz u re very stupid by dat ur statement if ur brother is among them will u say such nonsense. Re they only people there other country re there too so pity ur brother did ur Nigeria have good name b4. Heartless coconut head. RIP brothers
DeleteShut up she's not stupid. If anyone decide 2 do something illegal he/she should b prepared 2 face the consequences. Which kind yeye pity ur own brother quote b that? Do u know how many lives this mofos destroy on a daily bases? I pity them not. We should learn 2 b responsible 4 d choices we make.
DeleteRIP to them. I just hope our people will learn from this and say NO to drug trafficking, the world had say no drug so let our people go for legitimate business.
ReplyDeleteMay God grant the family and loved ones the fortitude to bear the loss.
ReplyDeleteHmm it's well.
ReplyDeleteHmmm!
ReplyDeleteThe last guy's info is confusing. How was he arrested in 2001 and his kids aged 5 & 6 respectively?
ReplyDeleteConjugal visits in the prison
DeleteHe got married in prison.
DeleteRIP to them. Pls others shud learn from this. We don't need more of this sad news. #feelingsad#
ReplyDeleteThis is sooooo sad. RIP to the dead...
ReplyDeleteGod rest ur souls brothers. Too sad ending. Afta all d painful yrs spent in jail.
ReplyDeleteJeez...my fellow Nigerians pls stop illegal business, it doesn't pay.
ReplyDeleteOMG,rip.
ReplyDeleteMy Mum called me crying as if she knew who they were. Its sad they were killed but the Law is the Law.
ReplyDeleteFunny thing is, they didn't kill the actual criminals, they killed repentant souls. They must have sought penitence within themselves few years into their incarceration. This execution found them sober. Meanwhile the people who sent some of them are at home enjoying.
DeleteOK bye
Repentance has nothing 2 do with d law na Sisi. They've been sentenced and somewhere along d line they repented so that's btw them and their God. Maybe if they were freed they would've gone back 2 their old ways. RIP! Wish more will b caught and condemned.
DeleteTessbaby my dear I know o, was just sober and thinking aloud for them.
DeleteThis is sad. Indonesia is soo unfair, how can u arrest someone more than 12 years ago and kill them dis year eeh? Dis is so not fair!
ReplyDeleteWell, may their souls rest in peace. Too bad it ended this way
ReplyDeleteWhat a terrible way 2 die........may God grant their souls eternal rest.
ReplyDeleteSIGH!!!
ReplyDeleteR.I.P to them.
People should obey the laws of any land they go or live.
Rip to them all. The laws of their land stipulates death sentence but drug couriers won't listen, at the airport, the signs are all over that drug trafficking= death. Barons be ware!! Sharumi
ReplyDeleteRip to them all. The laws of their land stipulates death sentence but drug couriers won't listen, at the airport, the signs are all over that drug trafficking= death. Barons be ware!! Sharumi
ReplyDeleteRip to them all. The laws of their land stipulates death sentence but drug couriers won't listen, at the airport, the signs are all over that drug trafficking= death. Barons be ware!! Sharumi
ReplyDeleteI read this wit tears. Its heart breakin. Men in their prime losin their lives cos of drugs,poverty nd an unbendable legal system. I pray others learn frm their stories. lack can propel one into doin unspeakable things but in all things dn't lose hope cos 2moro will definitely b better.
ReplyDeleteYes, it is indeed sad that they were killed. I feel pity in the sense that they are human beings. The Okwudili guy has repented and turned from his ways. The last guy has a family he has left behind. Yes in this sense, it is sad no doubt.
ReplyDeleteBut I want to say that I am glad that Indonesia is a country where the law works. How about the horrors that those drugs that people smuggle into the country do to the citizens of Indonesia?
It is clearly stated that you carry drugs into the country at your own peril. None of these men will say that they didn't know that the drugs were harmful. They hardened their hearts and did not care about the outcome just because they wanted quick money.
For God's sake, even the bible says that one must obey the leaders of a country and the laws of the land. Why should Indonesia let them go? If those people were pardoned, other people still planning to do the same thing will not learn.
Indonesian government has a duty first to protect it's citizens, that is their priority. Even God will not condemn the leaders for the decision to give them the death penalty.
Yes, let these people that have been killed serve as a deterrent for other people, Nigerians and people from other nations who will use their very wicked hearts to peddle drugs that will destroy other people's lives.
Let them be aware that Indonesia does not joke. I wish other countries will follow suit.
I wish Nigeria will follow suit. Enough of this "anything goes".
May God grant their families the fortitude to bear their loss, Amen.
I concur
DeleteThe gospel truth
Deletewill nigerians learn?
DeleteBut who are those prosecutors that called for his sentence to be changed to death sentence?
DeleteHaba.
I'm all for obeying the law but equity should prevail at times. They have served long terms. Blacklist them and send them back to their country prison.(i can't teach them their law, just human reasoning sha)
My point is, many prosecutors are over zealous. They can trade human life for just a chance of career advancement. Sometimes they give them targets (execution/ conviction targets), so many can sell their souls just to see people hang. The new young members of the dept will come in, get old files, review and see how to increase their sentence, review evidence, re investigate and come back with more witnesses.
Well said RIP to them
DeleteSad. May their soul RIP.
ReplyDeleteChai.....
ReplyDeleteso dey Finally killed dem
may ur souls rest in peace,amén.
God pls comfort deir families.
Chai
So those white coffins will be filled with blood. Chai. God abeg oh.
ReplyDeleteIt is well with their souls. Everybody dies someday.
ReplyDelete#Sadmuch#
Igbos just dey disgrace us everywhere in the world, wicked evil self centered people, na them full jail pass everywhere in overseas, igbos nor dey carry last, they are number one in every thing. Armed robbery oo, drugs smuggling oo, wife beaters oo, business partner killers oo, rituals oo.
ReplyDeleteHiv oo, and they can quick abandoned their family!
Make I rest my case boo.
like seriously anon,you can be very stupid sha..what is it with tribalism and some people..jamiu owolabi na igbo abi? people wey dey defraud banks for uk na igbo abi? abeg buy local sense..evil abounds in every tribe so please get your head outa yo ass.that is why nigeria will be messed up before the world cuz we hate each other.one person will come and say no yoruba,the other will say no egun..nawa!
DeleteIgnorant tribalism ic fool, manage and live in the UK and see how your Yoruba brothers are the kingpins in every illegal activity. Drug dealing, 419, gun running. Visit the UK and US prisons and when it's a Nigerian the name must start with Femi and Olu. Nigerians involved in illegal activity see a disgrace irrespective of their tribe, but you better believe that where they reside largely your Yoruba brothers and sisters are actually commuting far, far more dreadful and disgraceful atrocities.
DeleteUr stupidity is alarming. So u didn't see d other 2 yoruba names there, ur crooked eyes only saw igbo names. Anyways, won't bother doing an epistle for u, u ain't worth it. RIP to d dead, God rest their souls.
DeleteSee, kitikpa gbakpo gi anya there!
DeleteYou are so stupid and ignorant .
DeleteY can't y'all see that Anon is only looking for attention.
DeleteSo so sad. All for what na? Money?
ReplyDeleteY after so many years in prison suffering they still get killed? Pls u all over there stay out of crime RIP
ReplyDeleteI couldn't sleep, was awake most part of the night. At a point I remembered them and I started crying. May their souls rest in peace, Amen.
ReplyDeleteWhat a world
ReplyDeleteGod console the families left behind.
ReplyDeleteNija stop carrying drugs. Buhari should bring the death sentence back.
our people need to change. drugs have destroyed destinies.
May dey find rest in d bossom of d LORD,Amen.
ReplyDeleteOMG! May God rest their souls, God knows best.
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately this was the same crime Kashamu is running away from. He was a drug baron. His former name is Esho Jinadu
ReplyDeleteMay their souls R.I.P
ReplyDeleteSad one,may God rest their souls...Amen
ReplyDeleteWishful thinking but I hope this serves as a lesson to drug traffickers,there is more to life than peddling drugs and some countries have zero tolerance for them,hence using their law to effect punishment.
Ver sad mehn
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