Two men, identified as Abdussalam Muhammad and Aminu Mamman, are sentenced to more than 20 years in prison each for terrorism-related arms trafficking offences in Katsina State, Nigeria, according to reports by The Punch. The court action follows investigations and prosecution over alleged involvement in trafficking weapons linked to terrorism activities. The reports describe the sentencing as a punitive outcome for the defendants, citing the length of the prison terms and the terrorism connection to the alleged arms trade. While specific details such as the exact number of years awarded to each defendant are not fully elaborated in the excerpts provided, both sources agree that the sentences total more than 20 years and are tied to terrorism offences. The coverage frames the outcome as part of broader efforts by authorities to address arms trafficking connected to terrorism in the region. The reports do not add competing accounts of the incident, and both describe the same defendants, jurisdiction, and offence category: terrorism-related arms trafficking in Katsina.