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court, where the matter is being heard, to “temper justice with mercy” in the sentencing of the lawmaker.take diplomatic steps to intervene in the matter.
Okechukwu said although ignorance is not an excuse, the court should take into consideration that Ekweremadu has not been convicted before and has been a responsible citizen of Nigeria. “For 24 years, Ekweremadu has served the country with vigour. He has used his office to champion democracy,” Gbajabiamla said.
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