Thirty years ago, he faced the cruel
and ignominious fate of being tied to
the stake and a hail of bullets from
marksmen ended his precious life.
That person was Bartholomew Owoh
(26) who alongside others, Bernard
Ogedengbe (29) and Lawal Ojuolape
(30), were executed by firing squad
after being arrested and tried for drug
trafficking. The case of Bartholomew
Owoh, the youngest of them all, was
particularly tragic. At the time of his
arrest, the crime did not carry capital
forfeiture -the punishment was six
months imprisonment. But Decree No.
20 was hurriedly promulgated and
back-dated by one whole year to take
effect from when he and others
committed the crime and on the basis
of that they were all tried, found guilty
and executed by firing squad.
Someone recently asked me if this
actually happened and I said, “read
the records of history against Buhari’s


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