Nigerian man gets multiple life jail terms, 129 years sentence in South Africa | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News

A South African court Wednesday sentenced a Nigerian man Ediozi Odi to six life sentences and an additional 129 years imprisonment, South Africa’s Independent Online reported.

The court heard evidence behind closed doors for months from, among others, three young victims around the age of 13 and 14, were lured from the streets by Odi’s recruits. The girls told the court how they were taught to smoke the drug by one of Odi’s co-accused, Nomsa Hlalele. The victims were locked up in the house for the duration of their stay, the court said, while Odi send his workers to prowl the streets for prospective clients.

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Spanking children unconstitutional, South African court rules - Premium Times NigeriaThe court said that there are effective ways to discipline a child without needing to resort to corporal punishment. I want this kind of constitution here in Nigeria. NGRPresident NigeriaGov NGRSenate HouseNGR But xenophobia is constitutional, yea? Chasing shadows But killing foreigners is on point. SA must pay for xenophobia
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