Apex Igbo socio-cultural organization, Ohanaeze Ndigbo Youth Council Worldwide has again pleaded with the United Kingdom to temper justice with mercy in
The Ekweremadus, who are standing trial in the United Kingdom over organ harvesting, will be sentenced tomorrow, May 5.
Okwu, who described Ekweremadu as a man of the people, noted that his humanitarian activities were there for everyone to see. “We know for sure that he couldn’t have committed the offense knowingly; he has never been convicted of any crime prior to this incident.
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