1,200 Nigerians died during illegal migration in seven months
The Nigerian Immigration Service has bemoaned the unnecessary deaths and hardships facing Nigerians attempting to travel outside the country through illegal means.
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1,200 Nigerians lost their lives during illegal migration in 2023 - NIS
The Immigration said many Nigerian youths died in the Sahara Desert and the Mediterranean Sea while trying to follow illegal routes. | Pulse Nigeria
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1,200 Nigerians died during illegal migration in seven months – NIS According to Punch news, The Nigerian Immigration Service has bemoaned the unnecessary
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Police, human rights lawyer tango over arrest of Cameroonian businessman
Police, human rights lawyer tango over arrest of Cameroonian businessman. A human rights lawyer, Inibehe Effiong, has accused the NPF
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Human Rights Lawyer, Inibehe Tackles Nigerian Police Over Illegal Detention of Businessman On Alleged Orders Of DIG Frank Mba
Human rights lawyer, Inibehe Effiong, has knocked the Nigeria Police Force spokesman, ACP Olumuyiwa Adejobi for being economical with the truth over the circumstances that led to the illegal arrest and detention of a businessman, Mr. Langwa Brezhnev. Langwa was arrested and taken to FCID Annex Alagbon Lagos in order to force him to pay the disputed debt allegedly owed to his business partner, Hillary Emeka Mba. Inibehe described the response and claims by the police spokesperson as a mere conjecture which could not be substantiated.
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