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When Prerogative of Mercy Inflicts Inexorable Pain:
Statement from the Late Bilyaminu Ahmed Bello's Family
In exercise of his discretionary power and authority to grant clemency under the Prerogative of Mercy principle, His Excellency, Mr. President recently granted Presidential pardons to a total of 175 convicted persons serving jail sentences for various criminal offences. Some of those on the list included individuals on death row, and others who were pardoned posthumously.
One name that stood out for us as a family is that of Maryam Sanda, a lady convicted and sentenced to death by the FCT Hight Court on Monday, 27th January 2020, for the premeditated and cold-blooded murder of her husband and beloved family member of ours, the late Bilyaminu Ahmed Bello. Considering the delicately sensitive nature of the situation involving two innocent children of the deceased victim, the family has deliberately refrained from making any public statement or comments since the unfortunate sad incident, which occurred on that fateful night of Sunday, 19th November 2017. This was despite several sponsored write-ups from the accused perpetrator's camp containing series of falsehoods against the deceased, without factoring the children's best interest. We, instead, placed our trust and abiding confidence in the nation's judicial process to run its full course and deliver justice for the deceased victim and his family.
The appeals process reaffirmed the FCT High Court's death sentence through the Federal Court of Appeal and Supreme Court judgements of Friday, 4th December 2020, and Friday, 27th October 2023, respectively. Satisfied that justice had finally been served, the judgment provided some closure of sorts in the circumstance, if ever there could be one. Although the perpetrator had shown no remorse even for a fleeting moment throughout the saga, the grieving family took solace in the judgements and moved on, having painfully come to terms with the fate that life had thrust upon one of our own.
This latest turn of events, coming just a few years after the dastardly crime that cruelly cut short Bilyaminu's life has, however, expectedly reopened our healing wounds. To have Maryam Sanda walk the face of the earth again, free from any blemish for her heinous crime as if she had merely squashed an ant, is the worst possible injustice any family could be made to go through for a loved one.
We are, therefore, compelled to issue this formal statement to humanise Bilyaminu, who is now suddenly being made to appear as if he is just another faceless anonymous individual in the long line of victims of crimes in the country: a mere statistical figure.
The alleged grounds for Maryam Sanda's release were predicated on appeals from her family, amongst other considerations. It is pertinent to stress that Bilyaminu was also our cherished family member who was profoundly loved and deeply mourned by his teeming relations, friends and close associates following the unfortunate incident that resulted in his gruesome murder eight years ago. Maryam, let's not forget, had earlier on denied the same children now used to elicit sympathy and secure her release, the opportunity to know what a father's love and care means.
Bilyaminu's family is deeply hurt by this latest development, which we interpret as primarily driven by the sole motivation for appeasing Maryam's family members by way of extending mercy to a certified convicted murderer, while at the same time overlooking or conveniently ignoring the corresponding inexorable pain that has now been inflicted on the victim's teeming grieving family members, friends and associates arising from the action.
By the way, this is that Area 8 section of the Sani Abacha road that Wike quickly fixed just to rename it Bola Tinubu Way.
The reason why this video is so short is cos thatโs how short this section is. The road don finish be this. From where the video started, if you go back a bit, you go see rubbish including where Abgeros dey mount for Area 3 junction and the end of the road towards Winners Church Durumi (this particular spot is an eyesore including a slum 2 minutes away). If the video played a bit longer, you would have seen another eyesore moving forward. Including AGIS building in between the two lanes. The four lanes would magically turn to 2. Also none of the street light youโre seeing here actually works at night.
Na this thing them wan tell you say no infrastructure like Abuja in Africa. This Lebanese dude wey sabi fake life and fake news die.
Introducing B. U ATER ESQ
LL. B (First Class) Best Graduating Student in the Faculty's 33-year history.
B.L (First Class) Overall Best Graduating Student.
Best Student in Property Law Practice.
Best Student in Professional Ethics and Skills.
18 Awards๐ฅ๐ฅ
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