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See Photo Of Some Of The 40 Deportees Sent Back To Nigeria Yesterday by sugarbelly: 5:43am On May 26, 2016
UNITED Kingdom (UK) and Australia yesterday jointly deported 40 Nigerians for immigration offences.
The deportees, comprising men and women, arrived at the Hajj camp area of the Murtala Muhammed International Airport at 7:25am on a chartered aircraft.
It was learnt that the chartered aircraft with the registration number ZTA-4741 had on board 36 Nigerians – 29 males and seven females.
Also, Air Seychelles with the registration number SND-1 brought four males into the country for similar immigration offences.
The two countries also deported some Ghanaians, Liberians and Egyptians.
The returnees were received by agencies like the Police, National Agency for Protection and Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP) and Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS). They checked their identities to ascertain their nationalities.
A source close to the terminal said some of the deportees complained when officers of the NIS attempted to collect their fingerprints.
The source added that others, who didn’t kick against the taking of the fingerprints, were attended to and allowed to leave the airport after the completion of their documentations.
At the Hajj and cargo terminal, where they used as exit, the deportees looked sobre and refused to speak with our correspondent when approached.
Some of them were seeing boarding vehicles out of the airport. Others discussed in groups.
The deportees, it was gathered, were repatriated from their host countries for overstaying their visas and other immigration offences.
NIS Public Relations Officer Mr. Ekpedeme King confirmed the deportation to The Nation when contacted on phone. But he could not give more details.

Source: http://thenationonlineng.net/40-nigerians-deported-uk-australia-3/

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Re: See Photo Of Some Of The 40 Deportees Sent Back To Nigeria Yesterday by sugarbelly: 5:43am On May 26, 2016
E don be nah
Re: See Photo Of Some Of The 40 Deportees Sent Back To Nigeria Yesterday by sugarbelly: 5:44am On May 26, 2016
They should come and enjoy subsidy removal
Re: See Photo Of Some Of The 40 Deportees Sent Back To Nigeria Yesterday by DickDastardly(m): 5:53am On May 26, 2016
Not the best of times ..... in this hopeless days of King neBUHARInedzzar?
I pity them ..... welcome back to babylon grin cheesy

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Re: See Photo Of Some Of The 40 Deportees Sent Back To Nigeria Yesterday by YorubaWoman: 5:58am On May 26, 2016
cheesy
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Die to ninu nkan oni nkan.
Welcome back home tongue
Re: See Photo Of Some Of The 40 Deportees Sent Back To Nigeria Yesterday by noetic5: 6:04am On May 26, 2016
Lol
Re: See Photo Of Some Of The 40 Deportees Sent Back To Nigeria Yesterday by TPAND(f): 6:13am On May 26, 2016
This is an old pic.... Way too old. See Emeka that was deported in 2013

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Re: See Photo Of Some Of The 40 Deportees Sent Back To Nigeria Yesterday by eightsin(m): 6:18am On May 26, 2016
Lol. Where did dis pic surface from
Re: See Photo Of Some Of The 40 Deportees Sent Back To Nigeria Yesterday by zinachidi(m): 6:41am On May 26, 2016
old pic
Re: See Photo Of Some Of The 40 Deportees Sent Back To Nigeria Yesterday by EngrIdris: 6:41am On May 26, 2016
They came at a very wrong time; D
Welcome home; D
Re: See Photo Of Some Of The 40 Deportees Sent Back To Nigeria Yesterday by nepapole(m): 6:57am On May 26, 2016
Fake news evriwia.

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