Here are profiles of the 2 Nigerians who are to be executed in
Indonesia for medications trafficking.

Martin Anderson: Martin Anderson (above) was captured in
Jakarta in 2003 on a charge of having around 1.8 ounces of
heroin and was blamed for being a piece of a nearby medication
ring. He had made a trip to Indonesia on a fake Ghanaian travel
permit and has been mistakenly distinguished as Ghanaian. He was
sentenced to death in year 2004. As indicated by his legal
advisor,who like numerous Indonesians utilizes one name, Mr.
Anderson was shot in the leg amid his capture —
a strategy the
Indonesian police are now and then known not when catching a
suspect — and stays irritated by the injury right up 'til today. He
has been in poor spirits since being exchanged to Nusakambangan
Island for execution, Mr. Kusmanto said. Mr. Anderson has
petitioned for a legal survey of his conviction and capital
punishment with the Preeminent Court, yet his attorney said he
dreaded the court would not consider the request until after he is
executed. Such advances can take six months to be listened, Mr.
Kusmanto said. "Clearly we trust its sooner."

Silvester Obiekwe Nwolise, 47, Nigeria - Sneaking Heroin Silvester Obiekwe
Nwolise's story as his wife lets it know, is like those of different
Nigerians on Indonesia demise column for medication trafficking.
Unemployed in Lagos, Nigeria's biggest city, he was attracted to
Pakistan by individual Nigerians on the guarantee of work with
great wages. Yet, once in Pakistan, rather than an occupation

. he
got an offer to swallow a few cases – loaded with goat horn
powder, his wife, Fatimah Farwin, says he was told – and fly to
Indonesia. "They said they would not like to pay charge on it," Ms.
Fatimah said. "When he touched base at the airplane terminal in
Jakarta, the police saw him – I don't know how – they got him
and X-rayed him, and they discovered it and it was medications."
Captured in year 2001, Mr. Nwolise was indicted the next year of
bringing 2.6 pounds of heroin into the nation, and was sentenced
to death. Amid his trial, as indicated by Ms. Fatimah, Mr. Nwolise
had no interpreter, and his Indonesian attorney could scarcely
speak with him. She said that a judge, through a delegate, offered
to sentence him to jail as opposed to death on the off chance that
he paid a reward of 200 million rupiah, worth about $22,000 at
the time. "In any case, he was only a poor messenger.

He didn't
have any cash," Ms. Fatimah said. Ms. Fatimah, who is
Indonesian, met Mr. Nwolise in jail in for 2007, when she was
going hand in hand with a companion who was going to another
detainee. The two wedded soon thereafter; they have following
had two youngsters, now 5 and 3, however she has not conveyed
them to see him since they were babies. She has let them know
that their dad is working in an office in another nation. In
January, the Indonesian police denounced Mr. Nwolise of running
a medication syndicate from jail. No charges were brought, yet
Ms. Fatimah, who says decidedly that her spouse is guiltless of
the allegation, trusts it brought about his being set in the
gathering of detainees now confronting unavoidable execution.
"Some lady on the outside pointed the finger at him," Ms. Fatimah
said, alluding to a police witness,
Source- http://naijacelebgossip..com/2015/04/omg-see-2-nigerians-to-be-executed-in.html

Why am I not surprise? I no talk anything o!

In spite of all the good work PMB is doing to reposition this great country, some group of people are he'll bent in tarnishing our image. God pass them. EXECUTE THEM!