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Oyo school kidnap suspects sentenced: Court sentence three pipo to life imprisonment afta dem plead guilty to terrorism charges

Oyo school kidnap suspects sentenced: Court sentence three pipo to life imprisonment afta dem plead guilty to terrorism charges
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A Nigerian Federal High Court has sentenced three men to life imprisonment for their roles in the kidnapping of school children and staff in Oyo State. The defendants, who were linked to the Darul Salam terrorist group, pleaded guilty to multiple charges including terrorism and kidnapping.

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This sentencing represents a significant legal action against extremist groups operating in Nigeria and highlights ongoing efforts to address the country's security challenges regarding school safety.

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Wia dis foto come from, Attorney-General of di Federation (AGF)

Justice Salim Ibrahim of di Federal High Court Abuja don sentence three suspects wey di Nigeria govment accuse say dem get hand for di kidnap of school children and teachers for Oriire local govment area of Oyo State, south west Nigeria go life imprisonment.

Di court convict - Abdulrazak Umar wey dey popular as Abu Khalifa or Abu Khalid, Yunusa Musa wey pipo sabi as Yunusa bin Musa, and Shamsu Adamu Sani alias Abu Itisar, afta dem plead guilty to di allegations wey govment bin sama dem.

According to di court, dia sentencing go start from di date of dia arrest.

Dia sentencing dey come few days afta Nigeria govment sama 10 count charges for dia head.

Di three men bin dey charged wit terrorism-related offences, kidnapping, concealing information, incitement and illegal mining.

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