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Court sentences Anambra native doctor to six years’ imprisonment

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An Anambra State High Court has sentenced a popular native doctor, Ekene Igboekweze, to six years’ imprisonment for advertising charms for wealth. Read More: https://punchng.com/court-sentences-anambra-native-doctor-to-six-years-imprisonment/

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