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Is Ekweremadu's fall a test of Nigeria's diplomatic skills? - Vimarsana News

Is Ekweremadu's fall a test of Nigeria's diplomatic skills?

Ekweremadu is facing the full weight of the law in the United Kingdom despite spirited diplomatic efforts in Nigeria to give him a soft landing. | Pulse Nigeria

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King Charles's coronation opportunity to request pardon for Ekweremadu - Vimarsana News

King Charles's coronation opportunity to request pardon for Ekweremadu

The lawyer said writing letters to ask for clemency for Ekweremadu was an ineffectual campaign to reduce his punishment. | Pulse Nigeria

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Ekweremadu: King Charles III Told to Intervene in Ex-Deputy Senate President's Case - Vimarsana News

Ekweremadu: King Charles III Told to Intervene in Ex-Deputy Senate President's Case

Lawyer Kayode Ajulo has written to King Charles III, the monarch of the United Kingdom (UK) pleading for a prerogative of mercy for Ike Ekweremadu and his wife

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Ekweremadu's fall: A test of Nigeria's diplomatic dexterity? - Vimarsana News

Ekweremadu's fall: A test of Nigeria's diplomatic dexterity?

By Muhyideen Jimoh In what some analysts have described as a “`fall from grace to grass”, former Deputy Senate President of Nigeria, Ike Ekweremadu was on May 5, sentenced to nine years and eight months in jail after a United Kingdom (UK) court found him, his wife, and his doctor culpable in a case of

Ekweremadu's fall: A test of Nigeria's diplomatic dexterity? | National Accord Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Ekweremadu's fall: A test of Nigeria's diplomatic dexterity? | National Accord Newspaper

In what some analysts have described as a “`fall from grace to grass”, former Deputy Senate President of Nigeria, Ike Ekweremadu was on May 5, sentenced to nine years and eight months in jail after a United Kingdom (UK) court found him, his wife, and his doctor culpable in a case of organ trafficking. The