EFCC secures conviction of 10 over illegal petroleum dealings in Delta
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A Federal High Court in Warri has convicted 10 persons for illegal petroleum dealings in Delta State, sentencing them to up to three years in prison, with options of fines as low as N300,000.
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EFCC secures conviction of 10 over illegal petroleum dealings in Delta. A Federal High Court in Warri has convicted 10 persons for illegal petroleum dealings in Delta State, sentencing them to up to three years in prison, with options of fines as low as N300,000. Covered by 1 publications. Premium Times: EFCC secures conviction of 10 over illegal petroleum dealings in Delta.
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- Premium Times Nigeria EFCC secures conviction of 10 over illegal petroleum dealings in Delta A Federal High Court in Warri has convicted 10 persons for illegal petroleum dealings in Delta State, sentencing them to up to three years in prison, with options of fines as low as N300,000. 3 h ago · Tier 2
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