Nigerian government silent on stoning

The Nigerian government today remained silent over an Islamic court ruling that a single mother should be stoned to death, despite growing international pressure to overturn the sentence.

Nigerian government silent on stoning

The Nigerian government today remained silent over an Islamic court ruling that a single mother should be stoned to death, despite growing international pressure to overturn the sentence.

A spokesman for President Olusegun Obasanjo declined to comment on the verdict - or the resulting protests from governments and human rights groups.

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