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<p>The Federal High Court in Ibadan has sentenced two men to four years in prison for helping with terrorism.</p>
<p>The two men, Abiodun Oguntosin and Rasaq Agboola, were charged with two crimes: helping with terrorism and having live bullets.</p>
<p>Judge Ekerete Akpan said there was strong evidence against Oguntosin and Agboola, and they admitted they were guilty.</p>
<p>"I hope they have learned their lesson the hard way."</p>
<p>"If you get caught again, the court will use the full force of the law against you."</p>
<p>"To show others what happens when you break the law, each of you will spend four years in prison."</p>
<p>"The live bullets and trucks found with you will go to the Nigerian government," said Judge Akpan.</p>
<p>Earlier, the lawyer for the Department of State Services (DSS), Mr. T.A. Nurudeen, told the court that Oguntosin and Agboola committed the crimes on April 8 in Palupo-Itesiwaju, Akure South, Ondo State.</p>
<p>He said the DSS stopped them while they were moving 60,250 rounds of 32mm bullets and 149mm Dina Gaza and Red Star bullets in two trucks.</p>
<p>These actions, said Mr. Nurudeen, broke Section 20 of the Terrorism (Prevention and Prohibition) Act, 2022.</p>This version uses simple words and sentences, while still including important details. It is easier for non-native English speakers and even young children to understand.