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100 Nigerian inmates to benefit as FG, Ethiopia sign transfer pact

The Guardian Nigeria about 2 hours 1 mins read

NIGERIA and Ethiopia have signed a bilateral agreement that will allow 100 Nigerian nationals serving prison terms in Ethiopia to be transferred back home to complete their sentences in Nigeria. The agreement, known as the Transfer of Sentenced Persons pact,

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