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Ikem Uchegbulam

6 Aug
Association of Lawyers with Disabilities in Nigeria (ALDIN) has applauded a high court sitting in Kebbi State for sentencing three persons to life imprisonment for sexually assaulting an 18-year-old hearing-impaired woman. In a statement yesterday, ALDIN applauded the judgment and said it serves as a significant milestone in the fight for disability rights and justice…

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I can say that it’s much bigger work. But the principle is the same because I wasn’t sitting down in office as a governor.