Kano Court Sentences Two Men To Death For Killing Employer
Channels Television's headline. Reported by Channels Television, Nigerian Tribune, Punch, The Sun Nigeria, Daily Trust.
What the sources say, in brief
According to the Nigerian Tribune, a Kano State High Court sentenced two men, Adamu Aliyu and Mubarak Abdulsalam, to death by hanging for the murder of their employer, Dahiru Musa. Daily Trust and Channels Television also reported the Kano court sentences, with Daily Trust and Channels naming a third defendant, Sadik Sanusi or Sadiq Sunusi, who was given seven years in prison. Channels Television said the third man was convicted of abetting the crime and burning the deceased's corpse. The Sun Nigeria reported a separate Bayelsa State case in which two people were sentenced to death over a 2022 killing linked to Governor Douye Diri's relative, which is not part of the Kano case. The sources differ on the spelling of the names and on the third defendant's name and age.
Sources differ: Outlets spell the defendants' names differently: Tribune gives Adamu Aliyu and Mubarak Abdulsalam, Daily Trust gives Aliyu Adamu and Mubarak Abdussalam, and Channels gives Sadiq Sunusi for the third man, while Daily Trust gives Sadik Sanusi.
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Who is covering it
- Channels Television Nigeria Kano Court Sentences Two Men To Death For Killing Employer The court also sentenced a third defendant, Sadiq Sunusi, 19, to seven years’ imprisonment for abetting the crime and burning the deceased’s corpse. 4 Nov · Tier 2
- Nigerian Tribune Nigeria Kano court sentences two men to death for killing employer, burning corpse A Kano State High Court has sentenced two men, Adamu Aliyu, 22, and Mubarak Abdulsalam, 20, to death by hanging for the murder of their employer, Dahiru Musa, 32 3 Nov · Tier 3
- Punch Nigeria Kano court sentences two to death for killing mother, six children The Kano State High Court on Friday sentenced Umar Auwal and Yakubu Dayyabu to death by hanging after finding them guilty of killing a housewife, Fatima Abubakar and her six children in Dorayi Chiranchi, Kano State. 16 h ago · Tier 3
- The Sun Nigeria Nigeria Court sentences two to death for murder of Kano housewife, six children A Kano State High Court presided by Justice Nasiru Saminu, has sentenced two persons to death for the murder of a 35-year-old housewife, Fatima Abubakar, and her six children. 10 h ago · Tier 3
- Daily Trust Nigeria Kano court sentences two to death by hanging for murder A Kano State High Court has sentenced two young men, Aliyu Adamu and Mubarak Abdussalam, to death by hanging for murder, while a third defendant, Sadik Sanusi, was sentenced to seven years in prison. The Kano State Government had charged the trio with criminal conspiracy, murder and concealing a cri 2 Nov · Tier 3
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