submitted about 5 years ago by davidS
- Lawyers and Human Rights Writers Association (HURIWA) are upset about the 12-year prison sentence given to the killers of Mrs. Salome Abuh, a former Kogi State women leader.
- They believe the punishment is too lenient and are calling for a review to impose harsher penalties on the convicts.
- The stakeholders are concerned that justice has not been fully served for the brutal murder of Mrs. Abuh, and they feel that the sentence does not match the seriousness of the crime.
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