sentence coupled with an actual fine of CFA F 1 000 000; 3- Seals Whereas pursuant to article 321(99) of the Criminal Procedure Code, the Court can, by its own motion or at the request of the Accused, the plaintiff, or civilly liable person, remove the seals on objects in the custody thereof; That as it is, the 5 (five) identity cards belonging to the Nigerian girls were subject to an open seal No. 20019-29 in the custody of the registry of the said court under No. 48/2019/ on 08/10/2019; that the said identity cards did not serve and were not destined to abet in committing the offence; that it would thus be proper to return them to their rightful owners; B- CIVIL ACTION 1- As to form Whereas pursuant to article 231(1) of the Criminal Procedure Code, “the claim for damages as a result of a crime, an offence, or a misdemeanour can only be filed by those who personally suffered the damages caused directly by the offence”; Whereas on this day’s hearing, G. E, M.F, P.A and B.N, victims of pimping, who raised a claim for damages parallel to prosecution; that they seek reparation for damages resulting from pimping for which they were victim; Whereas it has been demonstrated that O.G.J effectively committed pimping at the detriment of G.E, M. F, P.A and B.N; that they thus fulfil the conditions provided by the above article, that besides, their claim for damages parallel to prosecution complied with articles 321(41) and 321(43) of the abovementioned code; that it should thence be admissible; 2- On the merits Whereas G.E, M.F, P. A and B.N request O.G.J be sentenced to pay them CFA F 100,000 (one hundred thousand), CFA F 80,000 (eighty thousand), CFA F 20,000 (twenty thousand) and CFA F 600,000 (six hundred thousand) respectively, standing as the total amount they paid as proceeds from prostitution for rent, that is CFA F 2,500 (two thousand five hundred) per day;