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Kano Blasphemy: NBA To Give Free Legal Assistance To Singer


The Kano singer, Yahaya Sharif, who was sentenced to death for blasphemy by an upper Sharia court in Kano will receive free legal service from Nigerian Bar Association.
The First Vice President of the NBA, John Aikpokpo-Martins, said this during a fact finding mission to Kano.
Aikpokpo- Martins said the condemned singer has not been given access to a lawyer of his choice as the window to appeal the judgement is drawing to an end.
However, the outgoing Comptroller Of Correctional Service Kano State Command, Ahmed Magaji, told AIT off camera that some lawyers have written and obtained approval to see the singer at the facility dismissing media reports that access to the condemned singer is denied.
Sharif was sentenced to death on August 10 by the upper Sharia Court in Kano. He has 30 days to appeal if not satisfied with the judgement.
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