The Friday execution will reportedly be carried out by firing squad.

Indonesia is all set to carry out its next round of executions on Friday, 29 July, which will include several foreign nationals. A Pakistani embassy official has reportedly said that one of those is a Pakistani national.

The country, which faced international criticism after executing 14 prisoners in January and April 2015 – most of whom were found guilty of drug peddling, has 16 more prisoners on its list for this year. The Friday execution will be carried out by firing squad and will include a citizen of Nigeria and one of Zimbabwe, in addition to the Pakistani prisoner.

Syed Zahid Raza, charge d'affaires at the Pakistani embassy in capital Jakarta, told Reuters on Tuesday, 26 July, that the Indonesian attorney general's office invited him to meet with their officials. He was then informed about the imminent execution of Zulfikar Ali, convicted of smuggling drugs, when the fresh round of executions take place on Friday.

The diplomat, however, said that Ali will make one last attempt to escape capital punishment by appealing for clemency directly to Indonesian President Joko Widodo.

Pakistan has reportedly requested Indonesia to stay Ali's execution, arguing that his 2005 trial was unfair. But Indonesia is determined to crack down on drug traffickers saying the country is facing a "drugs emergency" and thus, they will show no mercy to the offenders.

Meanwhile, Noor Rochmad, Junior Attorney General for public crime affairs in Indonesia, was quoted by Antara News as saying on Monday (25 July) that the office would announce the date and number of inmates to be executed once those details are finalised.

The executions are due to take place at a maximum security prison on Nusakambangan Island in Central Java, Reuters reported, adding that those likely to face the death penalty this week include citizens of France, Britain and the Philippines.

Indonesia's online news website Tempo reported on Tuesday that 14 death row prisoners convicted in drug trafficking cases have already been moved to an isolation cell in Batu Penitentiary in the Nusakambangan Island. They were moved in the isolation cell around 10pm local time on Monday (25 July). "There are 14 people. Two from Pasir Putih Penitentiary, two from Kembang Kuning Penitentiary, one from Besi Penitentiary, and nine from Batu Penitentiary," one source in Batu Penitentiary told the news portal.

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Any were them mention death u most see Nigeria there.

Sad...
They knew the consequences from the onset.

Another one's confession

The 1st, 2nd and 4th name do not look Nigerian at all!

They deserve it

Kill them all, I've stopped catching feelings since .....

Who are these people

Eyin eeyan mi, shey e notice bi oruko awon omo Igbo shey fill list yen. Smh. Anytime ti e ba ti gbo drug dealer, omo Igbo noni. Ise won niyen, awon abani loruko je. Ki a shaa ma gbadura fun won so that won ma change.

God bless Nigeria.

Signed,
PRO, NCAN, South West chapter.

[b][/b]NCAN delta state zonal coordinator

reporting live from warri

names diligently checked

over & out

Some name are mention and it's there ways. They won't take heed

RIP in advance guys. No talk say they no warn you. You have dug your own graves by your actions

some ignorant people above me think the nigerians among them are igbos, smh!. but sorry to disappoint you, his from the west and his name is Adekunle jacob. Read this news earlier from naij, the O.P intentionally decided to remove the name for his evil agenda, smh!!

Hmm

Some "hard working" guys were executed last year. Only animals won't learn. They keep calling Nigeria zoo, but they are the animals that make Nigeria zoo.

Same set of people embarrassing Nigeria since time immemorial

Same people, same region. Imagine sitting down somewhere knowing you only have 2 more days to live because of a greedy decision you made.

I'm here to ch... You know why I'm here na

But what's wrong with that con3?

So sad, may their souls RIP.

ade3164:
all these igbos are criminal na only them

Ade the ode....you see how foolish you are and how incapacitated u are in reasoning a right....

So in Yorubaland ..there are no criminals abi ??

This post will lead to an e-tribal hate war now, just watching

woow.....

It is amazing that some people still traffic drugs when on the visa issued, it is clearly written that drug offences carry death sentence.

I believe they were fully aware of the consequences of their action and still went ahead.

People's destinies are being destroyed because people like these decided to move drugs around.

They will meet their creator at home.......

NCAN.... Food don come

So painful...

Name checkers... Oya

To Afonjas already commenting. You have no shame...I'll rather die overseas than to be a coward and let Hausa-Fulani slaughter me in my own land in Lagos and do nothing. Nnamdi Kanu envisioned that all these young men will come home when the Nation of the Rising Sun is restored to stop the sufferings of our people overseas. These men want to come back but only in the nation of the rising sun!