Akposkool:
Court Sentences Maryam Sanda To Death For Killing Husband | Sahara Reporters

Sanda had on November 19, 2017 stabbed her husband to death following an allegation of infidelity against him after seeing a text message on his phone.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CbW7VDMCAjU

It's the year 2020 so no one can use a good phone to take a clear video?

fergie001:

Supported 101%.....

Another one stabbed and also killed her husband in Katsina yesterday....when she is convicted, she will be shouting Daddy Daddy!

haha, no mind them

12Monkeys:


The crime was committed in Abuja and tried in a federal high court.

All convicted capital offenders get an automatic appeal which can be continued up to the Supreme court.

If all appeals are exhausted, the execution can only be carried out by an executive order by a duly elected governor which the FCT does not have. The minister of FCT is not constitutionality empowered to grant pardons or a prerogative of mercy. So if the minister can not grant pardons, he can not sign warrants either.
Who then will sign her death warrant as constitutionally mandated for executions?

This is the reason federal judges hardly pass death sentences. The case of Kabirui Sokoto who was responsible for over 200 deaths in the Abuja Nyanya bombings and Okah's Independence day lethal bombings saw only life sentences as both crimes were committed in Abuja and tried at an Abuja high court.

Only Governors can sign a warrant. Even the president doesn't have that responsibility although he can grant pardons or commutations to a life sentence.

The point I am making is that, the useless woman judge who passed this sentence is not aware of the intricacies surrounding death sentences within federal jurisprudence .

She is obviously from the same school as Tanko.

If in doubt, why did the FG hand Maj Mustapha and Gen Bamiyi to Lagos state for prosecution?

Even in the US, the FBI may decide to try someone in a state court rather than federal when looking for a death sentence. The only crimes that can lead to a death conviction in a US federal court is espionage and treason. Same rules apply in Nigeria.

streetsoldier1:


Don't you think staying more years is more torture knowing she will die in the end, it's better for her to die once and for all than the apprehension of dieing at a later time, definitely she can't escape this cos she messed up with the wrong family

There will be no any execution. The boko haram guy responsible for nyanya bombing is still alive and waitimg. The minister of FCT is not constitutionality empowered to grant pardons or a prerogative of mercy. So if the minister can not grant pardons, he can not sign warrants either.
Who then will sign her death warrant as constitutionally mandated for executions?

This is the reason federal judges hardly pass death sentences. The case of Kabirui Sokoto who was responsible for over 200 deaths in the Abuja Nyanya bombings and Okah's Independence day lethal bombings saw only life sentences as both crimes were committed in Abuja and tried at an Abuja high court.

Only Governors can sign a warrant. Even the president doesn't have that responsibility although he can grant pardons or commutations to a life sentence.

The point I am making is that, the useless woman judge who passed this sentence is not aware of the intricacies surrounding death sentences within federal jurisprudence .

She is obviously from the same school as Tanko.

If in doubt, why did the FG hand Maj Mustapha and Gen Bamiyi to Lagos state for prosecution?

Even in the US, the FBI may decide to try someone in a state court rather than federal when looking for a death sentence. The only crimes that can lead to a death conviction in a US federal court is espionage and treason. Same rules apply in Nigeria.[/quote]

Cherez:
It hurts me so badly that the wicked and heartless Evan's is still in custody and not sentenced to death already but this woman who I'm sure only out of anger and never wickedness mistakenly killed her husband is being sent to the gallows.
I wish she can be pardoned for the sake of their child
Life imprisonment would do
It's well

You are not making sense.. Would have typed this if the deceased was your brother? Let's be reasonable abeg... Her moment of madness has caused so many people pains and sorrow

Akposkool:
Court Sentences Maryam Sanda To Death For Killing Husband | Sahara Reporters

Sanda had on November 19, 2017 stabbed her husband to death following an allegation of infidelity against him after seeing a text message on his phone.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CbW7VDMCAjU

This brought tears to my Eyes. Gosh! We must bridle our anger and sheath our swords at all cost, two wrongs can't make a right, lastly, women, if you cannot bear the infidelity and inhumane treatment, please take a bow and leave.

Truth is that the 2 family are wealthy.. assuming the husband family was poor she for not die

ladykolly:
I stand to be corrected
Why do i feel money was involved in this judgement...
She isn’t the first to kill her husband, there are also men who killed their wife’s, what has been their judgment.
What about Kidnappers who still kills what has been their judgment?

money and power are obviously involved..the victim was the son of former PDP chairman....if the woman was the daughter of former PDP chairman,she would have been discharged in the sense that it was self defense

So sad Nigeria needs to stop death penalty

InfernoNig:



You are really pushing this and taking it too far. This is the last time you should mention me. I repeat, last time.

I mention u again. InfernoNig...

Shebi na play we dey play na.. Someone cannot play with u.. Walai, I'm just obbessed with ur big gbola and I dream of having such in my life

Josh44s:
If ONLY the husband could come back from the dead, he will drop all charges and ask his family to let her be free, too bad THE DEAD CAN’T SPEAK. Damn! See what anger can cause. God remove every anger from my life in Jesus name!

You already had the free will to control whatever is within you.........stop asking for what you have already, put it into use.

johnkey:
Funny enough they won't kill her ever, you can quote me on this.

Depending on how far the father wants to pursue the matter with his influence.. Trust me all those people not dey forgive oh... If they feel they won't get the justice they need, they will systematically silence her even why she is still in jail

frbona:
Maybe, just maybe, her sentence could be commuted to life imprisonment. For the sake of her child.
Just saying

actually, the way i see it and based on other death sentence cases, before the case will get to supreme court, it may take another 10 to 15 years and even if the supreme court confirm the ruling, fact still remains that no governor will sign her execution warrant cause it seems governors avoid doing that in their tenure (for the past 16 years, no Nigerian governor has signed the execution warrant of any death-row inmate) - therefore, she may spend the rest of her life in prison without being executed and of course, she can get a governor or presidential pardon.

Your ANGER is just two words away from DANGER. Watch that temper. Run from what makes you angry. I wish the poor can also enjoy this judgement too.

12Monkeys:


Who did Evans kill?

Yaribanza. Rather than fish out your so-called big men that operate a network of ritual killers to feed their monthly juju contract you are here shouting Evans that only kidnapped Nnewi billionaires.

Kabiru sokoto the bokoman behind nyanya bombing kill more than 200 ppl but is still alive. I am trying to make it clear that this woman wull stay for life in prison she will not be executed the minister lacks d powers of signing and executing death penalty

12Monkeys:


The crime was committed in Abuja and tried in a federal high court.

All convicted capital offenders get an automatic appeal which can be continued up to the Supreme court.

If all appeals are exhausted, the execution can only be carried out by an executive order by a duly elected governor which the FCT does not have. The minister of FCT is not constitutionality empowered to grant pardons or a prerogative of mercy. So if the minister can not grant pardons, he can not sign warrants either.
Who then will sign her death warrant as constitutionally mandated for executions?

This is the reason federal judges hardly pass death sentences. The case of Kabirui Sokoto who was responsible for over 200 deaths in the Abuja Nyanya bombings and Okah's Independence day lethal bombings saw only life sentences as both crimes were committed in Abuja and tried at an Abuja high court.

Only Governors can sign a warrant. Even the president doesn't have that responsibility although he can grant pardons or commutations to a life sentence.

The point I am making is that, the useless woman judge who passed this sentence is not aware of the intricacies surrounding death sentences within federal jurisprudence .

She is obviously from the same school as Tanko.

If in doubt, why did the FG hand Maj Mustapha and Gen Bamiyi to Lagos state for prosecution?

Even in the US, the FBI may decide to try someone in a state court rather than federal when looking for a death sentence. The only crimes that can lead to a death conviction in a US federal court is espionage and treason. Same rules apply in Nigeria.

@12monkeys well said cuddos to you man for the wide, highly educative explanations. that's gose to show how broadened and well informed most of our NDs family are. Just learning something for the first tym.thanks once again. and for the doubters who we will always have on this forum. Do the needful and do a research to further cement any doubt abt whats been said here. Google is free with minimal data

12Monkeys:


The crime was committed in Abuja and tried in a federal high court.

All convicted capital offenders get an automatic appeal which can be continued up to the Supreme court.

If all appeals are exhausted, the execution can only be carried out by an executive order by a duly elected governor which the FCT does not have. The minister of FCT is not constitutionality empowered to grant pardons or a prerogative of mercy. So if the minister can not grant pardons, he can not sign warrants either.
Who then will sign her death warrant as constitutionally mandated for executions?

This is the reason federal judges hardly pass death sentences. The case of Kabirui Sokoto who was responsible for over 200 deaths in the Abuja Nyanya bombings and Okah's Independence day lethal bombings saw only life sentences as both crimes were committed in Abuja and tried at an Abuja high court.

Only Governors can sign a warrant. Even the president doesn't have that responsibility although he can grant pardons or commutations to a life sentence.

The point I am making is that, the useless woman judge who passed this sentence is not aware of the intricacies surrounding death sentences within federal jurisprudence .

She is obviously from the same school as Tanko.

If in doubt, why did the FG hand Maj Mustapha and Gen Bamiyi to Lagos state for prosecution?

Even in the US, the FBI may decide to try someone in a state court rather than federal when looking for a death sentence. The only crimes that can lead to a death conviction in a US federal court is espionage and treason. Same rules apply in Nigeria.

Some of una know book for this nl shar

ladykolly:
I stand to be corrected
Why do i feel money was involved in this judgement...
She isn’t the first to kill her husband, there are also men who killed their wife’s, what has been their judgment.
What about Kidnappers who still kills what has been their judgment?

is it that she didnt kill the man? please dont be stupid!!

For u to be called a human being, u must learn to control ur temper else u r an animal like most northerners

She is a very lucky woman. If only the husband knew he was going to die, maybe he would have been somewhere better is where he currently is isn't good.

johnmattew:
money and power are obviously involved..the victim was the son of former PDP chairman....if the woman was the daughter of former PDP chairman,she would have been discharged in the sense that it was self defense

exactly my points

Na wa oo

nice one!!.. Hope she wasn't given the opportunity to blame the devil for her lack of self control?

frbona:
Maybe, just maybe, her sentence could be commuted to life imprisonment. For the sake of her child.
Just saying

They don't sign death warrant in Nigeria, so this is same thing as life imprisonment............. Apart from military era, the only civilian governor to ever sign death warrant was Oshiomhole, if not rev. King should have waka long time.

12Monkeys:


The crime was committed in Abuja and tried in a federal high court.

All convicted capital offenders get an automatic appeal which can be continued up to the Supreme court.

If all appeals are exhausted, the execution can only be carried out by an executive order by a duly elected governor which the FCT does not have. The minister of FCT is not constitutionality empowered to grant pardons or a prerogative of mercy. So if the minister can not grant pardons, he can not sign warrants either.
Who then will sign her death warrant as constitutionally mandated for executions?

This is the reason federal judges hardly pass death sentences. The case of Kabirui Sokoto who was responsible for over 200 deaths in the Abuja Nyanya bombings and Okah's Independence day lethal bombings saw only life sentences as both crimes were committed in Abuja and tried at an Abuja high court.

Only Governors can sign a warrant. Even the president doesn't have that responsibility although he can grant pardons or commutations to a life sentence.

The point I am making is that, the useless woman judge who passed this sentence is not aware of the intricacies surrounding death sentences within federal jurisprudence .

She is obviously from the same school as Tanko.

If in doubt, why did the FG hand Maj Mustapha and Gen Bamiyi to Lagos state for prosecution?

Even in the US, the FBI may decide to try someone in a state court rather than federal when looking for a death sentence. The only crimes that can lead to a death conviction in a US federal court is espionage and treason. Same rules apply in Nigeria.

Her death sentence was never going to be carried out but sometimes death sentence is better than life imprisonment

She wont be hanged. Why ?? She' a Woman

When I see an over jealous girlfriend I run as far my legs can carry
No girl should tell me been over jealous is okay or cool , because my grandma never killed my grandpa neither did she stab him ,

I almost felt sorry for her sha

I have absolutely no sympathy for people who snuff lives out of others when it's not like they acted in self defense and killing was the only way to stay alive. If you can kill, be ready to get killed. Simple as ABC.

12Monkeys:


The crime was committed in Abuja and tried in a federal high court.

All convicted capital offenders get an automatic appeal which can be continued up to the Supreme court.

If all appeals are exhausted, the execution can only be carried out by an executive order by a duly elected governor which the FCT does not have. The minister of FCT is not constitutionality empowered to grant pardons or a prerogative of mercy. So if the minister can not grant pardons, he can not sign warrants either.
Who then will sign her death warrant as constitutionally mandated for executions?

This is the reason federal judges hardly pass death sentences. The case of Kabirui Sokoto who was responsible for over 200 deaths in the Abuja Nyanya bombings and Okah's Independence day lethal bombings saw only life sentences as both crimes were committed in Abuja and tried at an Abuja high court.

Only Governors can sign a warrant. Even the president doesn't have that responsibility although he can grant pardons or commutations to a life sentence.

The point I am making is that, the useless woman judge who passed this sentence is not aware of the intricacies surrounding death sentences within federal jurisprudence .

She is obviously from the same school as Tanko.

If in doubt, why did the FG hand Maj Mustapha and Gen Bamiyi to Lagos state for prosecution?

Even in the US, the FBI may decide to try someone in a state court rather than federal when looking for a death sentence. The only crimes that can lead to a death conviction in a US federal court is espionage and treason. Same rules apply in Nigeria.

Your reason is spot on but using Abuja was not a mistake. Everyone involved in that case knows this woman is not going o be killed. Nigeria hardly uses the death penalty in these type of cases. It will life and a release when it is felt that justice has been served. Even the so called Reverend King who burned a woman alive many years ago in Lagos has not been killed. Only armed robbers from low social strata are killed by the state. It is even possible that the victims family will accept symbolic blood money when their hurt has somewhat been assuaged. So there were no mistakes here. This was the predetermined conclusion by both prosecution and defence.

johnmattew:
money and power are obviously involved..the victim was the son of former PDP chairman....if the woman was the daughter of former PDP chairman,she would have been discharged in the sense that it was self defense

her mother is a big woman in her own right

StupidNLmods:
Notice it's only women that are sympathizing with her

Sometimes I'm ashamed to be female.

BreconHills:


Your reason is spot on but using Abuja was not a mistake. Everyone involved in that case knows this woman is not going o be killed. Nigeria hardly uses the death penalty in these type of cases. It will life and a release when it is felt that justice has been served. Even the so called Reverend King who burned a woman alive many years ago in Lagos has not been killed. Only armed robbers from low social strata are killed by the state. It is even possible that the victims family will accept symbolic blood money when their hurt has somewhat been assuaged. So there were no mistakes here. This was the predetermined conclusion by both prosecution and defence.

The crime was committed in Abuja and so falls under the FCT federal courts.

She can not be tried in a random state but only within the boundaries of the state the crime was committed .

The only reason you are witnessing an unofficial moratorium on carrying out executions is because most governors since 1999 are not willing to sign any death warrants .

Only that demon Oshiomole has been signing death sentences. In one day, Oshiomole signed the death sentences of 12 condemned inmates.

Rev King is still breathing because the Lagos state governors have refused to sign his death warrant .