BREAKING: Hafsoh’s Killer, Abdulrahman, Sentenced To Death, Four Others Discharged And Acquitted
In a landmark judgment delivered today, Honourable Justice Ajayi of the Kwara State High Court, Ilorin, has sentenced Abdulrahman, the prime suspect in the gruesome murder of young Hafsoh, to death by hanging.
Abdulrahman was found guilty of culpable homicide and unlawful possession of human body parts, shocking crimes that drew widespread condemnation and sparked public outrage across Kwara State and beyond.
In the same ruling, four co-defendants who had been standing trial alongside Abdulrahman were discharged and acquitted after the court found insufficient evidence linking them to the crime. Their release was based on the failure of the prosecution to establish a clear case beyond reasonable doubt.
The high profile trial, which lasted several months, centered on the tragic killing of Hafsoh’s, a case that had gripped the community and fueled renewed calls for swift justice in criminal matters involving ritual killings and gender based violence.
Justice Ajayi, in delivering the judgment, described the actions of Abdulrahman as "cold, calculated, and inhuman," affirming that the evidence presented by the prosecution was overwhelming and conclusive.
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