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Salome: According to our laws, killing someone like Timi will result in death—Abdullahi Sule

Governor Abdullahi Sule of Nasarawa State has addressed the tragic case of Salome, who was murdered and dismembered by Timi Ajayi.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>

Speaking during a phone call with human rights activist Ahmed Isah, popularly known as Ordinary President, on Brekete Family, Governor Sule expressed his government’s commitment to ensuring justice is served. He revealed that the state has already put strict laws in place to handle such heinous crimes.

According to Governor Sule, the punishment for anyone found guilty of such acts is death, as Nasarawa State does not tolerate individuals who take the lives of others without remorse. He added that this case is not being treated lightly. He assured the public that the state government is actively working on the matter and will follow through with the legal processes to ensure justice.

In Sule’s words: “There is no way we can have something like that and just keep it to ourselves. We are working on it. In Nasarawa State we already have a law in place and we have already had some convictions recently. Anybody involved in this kind of crime the punishment by our law in Nasarawa State is death. Anybody that doesn’t have conscience and takes somebody’s life the way this human being (Timi) has done, the punishment is for the person also to face the same consequences. So this is what we are going through. CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>

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