Fawaz Abdulkareem was convicted of murdering 32-year-old Daniel Manuel following a dispute at a flat in Vauxhall.
A London court has sentenced a Nigerian man, Fawaz Abdulkareem, to life imprisonment for the fatal stabbing of a man during a dispute at a flat in Vauxhall.
Abdulkareem, 36, was convicted of murdering 32-year-old Daniel Manuel and also found guilty of possessing a bladed article.
The sentencing took place at Croydon Crown Court on June 5, where the court ruled that he must serve a minimum of 17 years before becoming eligible for parole.
The case centres on a fatal confrontation that ended in the death of Manuel, drawing legal proceedings that have now concluded with a life sentence.
The judgment closes another high-profile criminal case involving a Nigerian national abroad, while also placing attention on violent crime cases linked to personal disputes within residential settings.
No further details beyond the court ruling and conviction were immediately provided.