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Woman jailed five years for human trafficking
The prosecution, led by the Ghana Immigration Service, told the court that Ifeoma recruited, transported and harboured two Nigerian females, aged 19 and 17, for prostitution after bringing them into Ghana through unapproved routes.
File photo of a person in jail An Accra Circuit Court has sentenced a 43-year-old Nigerian woman to five years’ imprisonment for human trafficking and ordered her deportation after she serves her sentence.
Eugenia Ifeoma pleaded guilty to two counts of human trafficking and guilty with explanation to illegal entry into Ghana.
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