The Nigerian deportees arrived
at the hajj camp area of the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA) at
7:25a.m yesterday, with chartered aircraft and an Air Seychelles flight. The
Nigerian Immigration Service confirmed the deportation.
The United
Kingdom and Australia jointly deported 40 Nigerians (33 males and 7 females) accused
of committing immigration and other unspecified offences.
Along with other various
agencies such as the Police, National Agency for Protection and Trafficking in
Persons (NAPTIP) and other relevant stakeholders, the NIS checked their
identities to ascertain their nationalities.
Some of the deportees were
reluctant to undergo the collection of their fingerprints for data purpose.
They refused to answer questions or talk to anybody and were ready to abscond
unnoticed. Nevertheless, the NIS officers continued with the documentation of
those ready and they were later allowed to leave the airport.
Finger print asiri a tu
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ReplyDeleteToo bad how are they suppose to start all over
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