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August 7, 2026|13:27

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Ghanaian court jails two Nigerians 40 years for human trafficking, cybercrime

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Two Nigerians receive 20-year sentences each in Ghana for human trafficking and cybercrime, luring victims with job promises. Learn more about the case. Read More: https://punchng.com/ghanaian-court-jails-two-nigerians-40-years-for-human-trafficking-cybercrime/

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