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Bandits, Cultists, Informants To Face Death Penalty – Matawalle - Vimarsana News

Bandits, Cultists, Informants To Face Death Penalty – Matawalle

(AFRICAN EXAMINER) - Zamfara State government has signed into law a death penalty on anybody found guilty of banditry, cattle rustling, cultism, or serving as a bandits’ informant. This was announced by Governor Bello Matawalle in a broadcast to the people of the state on Tuesday morning. Matawalle said, “On the 28th of June this

Northwestern Zamfara State In Nigeria Passes Death Penalty For Banditry, Cattle Rustling - Vimarsana News

Northwestern Zamfara State In Nigeria Passes Death Penalty For Banditry, Cattle Rustling

Governor says measures part of administration’s efforts to tackle problem that has plagued state, neighboring states.

Bandits To Face Death Penalty As Matawalle Signs Anti-Banditry Bill Into Law - Vimarsana News

Bandits To Face Death Penalty As Matawalle Signs Anti-Banditry Bill Into Law

(AFRICAN EXAMINER) - Gov. Bello Matawalle on Tuesday signed the anti-banditry and other related offences bill into law. The law which comes into force with immediate effect, has death penalty for those found guilty of banditry and other related offences in Zamfara. Speaking shortly after signing the bill, Matawalle said the law formed part of

New Zamfara law prescribes death sentence for bandits - Vimarsana News

New Zamfara law prescribes death sentence for bandits

Anyone found guilty of banditry and related offences in Zamfara will henceforth face death sentence, according to a new law in the state

Raila woos pastoralists, vows to end banditry, cattle rustling - Vimarsana News

Raila woos pastoralists, vows to end banditry, cattle rustling

He also took a swipe at some of his competitors, claiming they have stolen public funds and are using the loot to hoodwink Kenyans.