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After the execution of 3 Nigerians in Indonesia accused of drug trafficking, the government is still appealing for the commuting of the sentences of the remaining suspects. Africanews gets a first exclusive interview on how and what happened when the three faced a firing squad. Hannane Ferdjani and Robert Kodingo interview Ricky Gunawan, lawyer to one of the Nigerian felons.
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