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Chief Imam of Ogbomoso calls for death penalty for kidnappers, says Shariah opposes forgiveness for such crimes

The Chief Imam of Ogbomoso, Dr. Yunus Teliat Olushina Ayilara II, has called on the Nigerian government to…

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Chief Imam of Ogbomoso calls for death penalty for kidnappers, says Shariah opposes forgiveness for such crimes

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