The murder charges against 15-year-old Wasila Tasi'u, the child bride
who poisoned and killed her 35-year-old husband, Umar Sani, and four
others, was dropped by prosecutors at a high court in Kano today
Wednesday May 20th.
Lamido Abba Soron-Dinki, a Prosecutor in the case filed against her,
asked the presiding judge at the High Court in Gezawa, Kano state, to
'terminate the case of culpable homicide against Wasila Tasi’u'. "With a
heavy heart, I apply that the accused be discharged.” he said
Legal sources in Kano said the court had been under serious pressure
from human rights groups and the international community to drop the
case since she had been married against her will at age 14.
Prosecutors had been seeking the death penalty for Wasila.
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Man who trekked for Nigerian army gets chieftancy title, car, N250k
Ibrahim Mai Riga (alias Kawulala), the 30 year old man who trekked from
Taraba to Borno state to show appreciation to the Nigerian military over
their efforts at liberating captured territories from Boko Haram, has
been awarded for his effort. Riga received a traditional title as well
as a Peugeot 406 car and N250,000 from the Borno state government
The government said they were rewarding him for his efforts at encouraging other fleeing residents of the state to come back home. Riga trekked for 11 days and covered a distance of over 800km
He was received in Maiduguri by the GOC 7 Division of the Nigerian Army, Major General Lamidi Adeosun, in company of other officers and soldiers on Monday May 18th.
The government said they were rewarding him for his efforts at encouraging other fleeing residents of the state to come back home. Riga trekked for 11 days and covered a distance of over 800km
He was received in Maiduguri by the GOC 7 Division of the Nigerian Army, Major General Lamidi Adeosun, in company of other officers and soldiers on Monday May 18th.
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