Four Boko Haram members received life sentences from Justice James Omotosho at the Federal High Court in Abuja on Wednesday. The court handed down the punishment after the suspects pleaded guilty to terrorism-related charges filed by the Federal Government. Those sentenced included Abba Alhaji, Umar Mohammed, Ibrahim Musa, and Sani Abdullahi, all linked to insurgent activities in Nigeria's northeast. A witness from the Department of State Services (DSS) provided evidence during the trial, confirming the suspects' involvement with the terrorist group. The prosecution presented documents and testimonies showing the convicts participated in attacks, recruitment, and logistical support for Boko Haram operations. The court accepted their guilty pleas but emphasized the severity of their crimes, citing threats to national security and public safety. Life imprisonment was imposed without the possibility of parole. The trial concluded without incident, with tight security around the courtroom. The judgment marks one of several recent convictions tied to the ongoing legal processing of captured Boko Haram members.