Coffins await 4 Nigerians to be executed for drug trafficking in Indonesia.
4 Nigerians will be executed in Indonesia in less than 72hours from now after being found guilty of drug trafficking.
According to Utomo Karim,the lawyer of one of the convicts Raheem Agbaje Salami,he has already informed the victim of the development. Indonesian authorities have prepared 4 coffins for them,with RIP and names of the convicts written on them ahead of the execution.
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