Our correspondent learnt that Ukatu was jailed on Friday in a judgment delivered by the presiding judge, Justice Kudy Jose.
It was gathered that the woman was arrested by operatives of the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons in 2015, following a tip-off from some neighbours who were concerned about the sufferings of the girls.
She was subsequently arraigned in court on December 21, 2015, on six counts of harbouring two girls and using them for forced labour, domestic work and treating them as slaves.
The NAPTIP, in a release on Sunday by its Head, Press and Public Relations, Josiah Emerole, said the offences were contrary to Sections 22a, 23 (1a) and 25 (a) of the Trafficking in Persons (Prohibition) Enforcement and Administration Act, 2015.
Emerole said the trial commenced in July 2016, while judgment was delivered on Friday at the court.
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Wickedness of the wicked
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serves her right..
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Serves her right. Wicked woman. She is no different from the animals in Libya. Where was her husband in all these? definitely covering for her.
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