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Omoyele Sowore

Sowore slams seven-year jail term for man advertising cannabis online

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Omoyele Sowore criticizes the seven-year jail term for a Kano man advertising cannabis online, calling it “jungle justice” and urging judicial reform. Read More: https://punchng.com/sowore-slams-seven-year-jail-term-for-man-advertising-cannabis-online/

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