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Okpebholo Plans Special Court for Kidnappers Vows to Sign Death Warrant

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AI-generatedEdo State Governor Monday Okpebholo issued a stern warning to criminal elements, including kidnappers and cultists, vowing that those involved will face severe legal action. He announced plans for establishing a special court designed to expedite trials, stating he would not hesitate to sign death warrants for convicted criminals. The governor also commended security agencies for their swift response in apprehending suspects during a recent kidnapping incident.
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- Okpebholo warned that kidnappers and cultists operating in Edo State will face the full force of the law.
- He plans to establish a special court to ensure speedy trials for criminal suspects.
- The governor stated his readiness to sign death warrants, even suggesting public execution by hanging for convicts.
- Okpebholo praised security agencies (Police and DSS) for their successful apprehension of kidnappers within 24 hours.
- He dismissed claims of inadequate government action against insecurity, attributing successes to federal funding.
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