Justice Ernest Gooding, presiding at the Freetown High Court, yesterday (30 January) sentenced two teachers to nine years imprisonment each after they pleaded guilty to five count charges of exams malpractices.
It could be recalled that on 18th January the duo of Mohamed P. Konneh and Sahr Mani pleaded guilty to five count charges of conspiracy, abuse of office, soliciting advantage and other related charges, contrary to the Anti-Corruption Act of 2008.
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