Government’s decision to deport two Nigerian drug dealers without prosecution has shocked Malawians.

The two Nigerians, Chinesi Omuka aged 35 and Ejike Enebenchu aged 27 were arrested in Lilongwe for being found with 11 grams of cocaine in Lilongwe. The suspects were selling the illicit drug at their home.

One of the suspects, Enebenchi, is a repeat offender as he was convicted on a similar offence in July this year. On that occasion, he was found with cocaine weighing 0.383 grams and paid a Court fine of MK200.000.

Today, it has been reported that Minister of Homeland Security Richard Chimwendo Banda has deported the two Nigerians.

Spokesperson for the Ministry of Homeland Security, Andrew Nyondo, has told the local media that Chimwendo has taken the decision to deport the two back to Nigeria due to their behavior.

He added that the suspects will be handed over to the Nigerian Government upon arrival in Nigeria.

But Malawians have expressed concern over the deportation considering that some Malawians are serving jail terms in foreign countries over drugs.

“And our sisters are stranded in prisons outside the country because of drugs sent by these Nigerians. Why deporting them instead of arresting them and send them to jail? Our boarders are corrupt and these drug loads will be back soon,” said social media user Nutty Uzeni.

Felix Tchauya said: “The warm heart of Africa, these Nigerians had negativity impacted the areas they were living. Some youths now are drug addicts because of them. Why did the minister deport them? They had to be sentenced here coz they committed the crimes here. They had to be in Maula prison, when they are done with their sentence, deport them.

“This is poor handling of offenders, foreigners will be doing some illegal acts fearlessly because, after being caught, they will only be sent to their countries where they will reunite with their families and of course on free transport.”

While another social media user said: “Are you saying foreigners can’t be tried in Malawi but must rather be deported scot free? This is a miscarriage of justice. They ought to face the law in Malawi, they’re criminals.”

One Malawian serving a jail term in a foreign country over drugs is Estina Mukasera, 30. She was sentenced to 24 years imprisonment in Hong Kong after she was found in possession of 2,190 grams of cocaine in August 2018.

Source: https://malawi24.com/2021/10/23/malawians-shocked-over-decision-to-deport-nigerian-drug-kingpins-without-prosecution/

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Even in MaLawi?

The two Nigerians, Chinesi Omuka aged 35 and Ejike Enebenchu

Developers can never disappoint.

So Malawi also dey in the agendas of countries to develop?

Yorubas will jump here like , since it's not fraud case

So Yoruba should not jump on this because foolish Igbos like you are implicated but you unwise foolish n bigoted fathers both in hell n in hellfire have been jumping on skull mining threads

googlepikins:
Yorubas will jump here like , since it's not fraud case

googlepikins:
Yorubas will jump here like , since it's not fraud case

It's as usual case of drug from known region

helinues:


Developers can never disappoint.

So Malawi also dey in the agendas of countries to develop?

Better than the booming human spare parts sales industry in the West

helinues:


It's as usual case of drug from known region

Should I post the names of the cat-scratched faces arrested in Saudi Arabia?

CaptainAyub:

Should I post the names of the cat-scratched faces arrested in Saudi Arabia?

Stay on Malawi's news without derailing

helinues:


Stay on Malawi's news without derailing

I have supplied you with the names free of charge
Go up and recheck

Importers and Exporters

See their faces. They should be imprisoned in Malawi with hard labour. These ones will come and make lives of their peace loving Igbo brothers and sisters harder. Ipob recruit loading

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They are "developing" Malawi no doubt.

The Nigerian Government should create a law that strips criminals who destroy the little goodwill we enjoy amongst other countries. I remember a Malawian telling how neighborhood there beat up a Nigerian for selling drugs because he involved a minor who died of it exploding in the stomach. A stringent action must be taken to prevent innocent Nigerians from suffering from the actions of idiots like this fool.

Send them back. The minister knows they are innocent displaced Biafrans struggling for survival.

nairavsdollars:
Importers and Exporters

Lmao importers and exporters of hard drugs. That was how they killed Dora their sister who fought against illicit drugs. Igbos luv themselves yen yen

I Just feel bad for d few good eggs
Evil pple!