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Independence Day : Governor Mutfwang Grants Amnesty To 4 Inmates On Death Row, Life Imprisonment In Plateau

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Governor Caleb Mutfwang of Plateau state on Sunday in Jos the Plateau state capital, granted amnesty to four (4) inmates of the Nigerian Correctional Services (NCS) in his state.

Mutfwang made this declaration in an address to the people of his state while marking Nigeria’s 63rd independence anniversary.

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Mutfwang said the pardon to 4 Inmates of Jos Prison by him was in line with provisions of the prerogative of mercy as enshrined in the constitution.

“Having reviewed the recommendations of the Council on the Prerogative of Mercy, I hereby approve as follows,”.

“Danladi Musa who was sentenced to life imprisonment for culpable homicide and having served 17 years is granted absolute pardon.

“Tali Zingtim who was sentenced to death by hanging for criminal conspiracy and armed robbery will serve 21 years.

“Ponzing Nanshep who was sentenced to life imprisonment for criminal conspiracy and culpable homicide will serve 21 years imprisonment.

“Dauda Joshua who was sentenced to death by hanging for culpable homicide will serve life imprisonment.”

The Plateau Governor urged Nigerians to support leaders in their discharge of duties and have faith in the nation despite its challenges.

“This is a duty we must uphold. Together, we can build an inclusive society where every Nigerian, regardless of background, gender, ethnicity or religion, gain access to equal opportunities for growth and development,” he said

“Equity, justice and fairness will continue to be our watchwords.”

Mutfwang assured the people of his state that he is committed to facilitating “peace, and security, and practising good governance for the good of Plateau state.

Mutfwang also promised the people of his state that the state owned security out fit Operation Rainbow is receiving the serious attention it deserves with recruitment of personnel s that would be trained to give a turnaround to security needs of the state.

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