Is 30 years an appropriate sentence for a former president who compromised national security?
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A former South Korean president has been handed an additional 30-year prison sentence for authorizing drone missions into North Korean territory, significantly escalating cross-border tensions. In Nigeria, we often debate the accountability of our leaders, but we rarely see such harsh sentencing for executive decisions that threaten state stability. Do you think our judicial system should treat political decisions that endanger national security with this level of severity, or is this excessive?
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