See list of Six Nigerians to be executed in Indonesia

A total of six Nigerians are to be executed any time from now in Indonesia over drug charges. They are out of the 14 to be killed despite the global outcry. The second person on the list, Humphrey Jefferson Ejike Eleweke has refused to sign the papers claiming he is innocent. See the list below:

                    Michael Titus claimed they forced him to talk by electrocuting his genitals.

          Humphrey Jefferson Ejike Eleweke has refused to sign the papers claiming his is innocent.

                 

                 See List of SIX Nigerians To Be Executed In Indonesia This Week For Drugs

Lawyers in Indonesia are racing to lodge last-minute clemency appeals with President Joko Widodo as it appears increasingly certain that 14 prisoners will be executed this weekend for the fourteen prisoners on death row, including inmates from Nigeria, Pakistan, India and South Africa, and four Indonesians, have been moved to isolation holding cells on Nusa Kambangan.

The prison island off Central Java is the site where two rounds of executions were conducted last year: six prisoners were killed in January and eight, including Australians Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumuran, in April.

Ostensibly hoping to avoid the international outcry that surrounded those executions, the government is yet to formally announce the specifics of the third round, stating only that it is fast approaching.

However, it is understood that after the diplomatic strain that followed the executions of 14 inmates last year, nationals from the US and Britain, includingBritons Lindsay Sandiford and Gareth Cashmore, and American Frank Amado, will not face the firing squad this round.

Based on visits to prisoners held in isolation cells at Nusa Kambangan on Tuesday, a group of lawyers from the Community Legal Aid Institute (LBH) have compiled an unofficial list of those set to be executed.