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Court jails three drug offenders in Enugu
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Court jails three drug offenders in Enugu

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Justice M.T. Segun-Bello handed down the sentences after considering the convicts’ guilty pleas, their status as first-time offenders, the non-commercial quantities of the drugs recovered from them, and the absence of aggravating factors.

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