The list contained about 15 Nigerians pardoned by the Tinubu administration.
Another four persons, whose death sentences were commuted to life imprisonment and fifteen others granted clemency, were also listed
Pardon:
1. Mrs Anastasia Daniel Nwaobia
2. Barr. Hussaini Alhaji Umar
3. Ayinla Saadu Alanamu
4. Hon. Farouk M. Lawan
5. Herbert Macaulay
6. Major General Mamman Jiya Vatsa
7. Ken Saro Wiwa
8. Saturday Dobee
9. Nordu Eawo
10. Daniel Gbooko
11. Paul Levera
12. Felix Nuale
13. Baribor Bera
14. Barinem Kiobel
15. John Kpuine
From death sentences to life imprisonment:
1. Emmanuel Baba
2. Abubakar Usman
3. Khalifa Umar
4. Mohammed Umar
Clemency:
1. Oroka Michael Chibueze
2. Adesanya Olufemi Paul
3. Daniel Bodunwa
4. Hamza Abubakar
5. Buhari Sani
6. Mohammed Musa
7. Muharazu Abubakar
8. Ibrahim Yusuf
9. Saad Ahmed Madaki
10. Ex-Corporal Michael Bawa
11. Richard Ayuba
12. Adam Abubakar
13. Emmanuel Yusuf
14. Chinedu Stanley
15. Johnny Ntheru Udor
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Oh wow. Congratulations to you all. Make use of your second chance to life
ReplyDeleteHe listens👌
ReplyDeleteMany names erased.
Good luck at second chance to these lucky ones.
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I believe the previous list was breathed heavily upon by correctional and judicial officers who may have sold slots. This time, no explanation was given as to how long they have spent and their previous offences- I hope that is not to cover their tracks once again. It's good that the FG listened.
DeleteIf you think any convicted fraudster or drug pusher got on the previous list for scrubbing prison toilets with a good attitude, I don't. I hope those who sold plots on that list are ready to refund since the c of o has been revoked by the presidential council. The presidency and ministries of interior and justice should investigate and show such saboteurs the door before they bring more disgrace to themselves.
Seems like Maryam Sanda's name has been removed.
ReplyDeleteGood luck to them
ReplyDeleteWow! Nice one
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to you on your second chance in life