In a landmark ruling, the Kano State High Court has sentenced three individuals to death by hanging for their role in the gruesome murder of Hamisu Hassan, a resident of Yar Zabaina village in Gabasawa Local Government Area.
The verdict, which was announced on the court’s premises, followed a rigorous legal battle where prosecutors presented compelling evidence linking the convicts to the heinous crime. The court found them guilty beyond reasonable doubt, underscoring the state’s commitment to justice and the rule of law.
The case had sparked outrage within the community, with residents demanding swift action against the perpetrators. The sentencing brings closure to a case that had gripped the region, reinforcing the judiciary’s stance against violent crimes.
As the convicts await execution, legal experts have hailed the judgment as a strong deterrent to criminal activities, emphasizing that justice has been served for the victim and his family.