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Title: "Justice for Heinous Crimes: The Case of Burying People Alive in Enugu State’s Ezzagu Town"
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Absolutely shocking! In cases like this involving burying people alive, Nigerian law should consider the maximum punishment allowable. Given the severity and the fact that no lawyer agreed to represent him, death by hanging seems like a fitting punishment for such a heinous crime. What do others think?"
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72 days agoIn a shocking incident in Ezzagu town, Enugu State, a ritualist was caught for burying people alive in his compound, including pregnant women. Charged for his actions, no lawyer agreed to represent him.
- What should be the punishment for such a heinous crime under Nigerian law?
- Should it be death by hanging or life imprisonment?
- How does the Nigerian legal system handle cases where defendants face severe charges but lack legal representation?
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