At least 1,237 Nigerians were stopped from
entering Germany between January and
November 2016, according to official
documents cited by a German newspaper.
The Nigerians were among 19,720 migrants
stopped from entering Germany during the
period, the Neue Osnabruecker Zeitung (NOZ)
reported, citing numbers from the German
Federal Police.
Scores of Nigerians travel out of the country
daily illegally seeking greener pastures in
Europe, U.S. and Asia.
GIVENBIZ NEWS had reported how 83
Nigerians crossed illegally from Nigeria to
Europe, daily, via the Mediterranean in the
first nine months of 2016, according to data
by the European Union shows.
The 2016 number turned back by German
authorities marked a more than 100 per cent
increase in comparison to 2015, when 8,913
migrants were stopped from entering the
country over the course of the whole year.
Despite the overall increase, the newspaper
reported that the number of people turned
away by police has been going down in
recent months.
This is partly due to the fact that Germany’s
border controls now only take place at the
border to Austria, NOZ said. see the list here
http://givenbiznews.com.ng/see-the-number-of-nigerians-stopped-from-entering-germany-from-january-to-november/

Can't blame y'all, zero encouragement from FG to make citizens stay home and contribute to political cum economic development. Bad news tho, Nigerians ridiculed everywhere in the world.

givenbiznews:
At least 1,237 Nigerians were stopped from
entering Germany between January and
November 2016, according to official
documents cited by a German newspaper.
The Nigerians were among 19,720 migrants
stopped from entering Germany during the
period, the Neue Osnabruecker Zeitung (NOZ)
reported, citing numbers from the German
Federal Police.
Scores of Nigerians travel out of the country
daily illegally seeking greener pastures in
Europe, U.S. and Asia.
GIVENBIZ NEWS had reported how 83
Nigerians crossed illegally from Nigeria to
Europe, daily, via the Mediterranean in the
first nine months of 2016, according to data
by the European Union shows.
The 2016 number turned back by German
authorities marked a more than 100 per cent
increase in comparison to 2015, when 8,913
migrants were stopped from entering the
country over the course of the whole year.
Despite the overall increase, the newspaper
reported that the number of people turned
away by police has been going down in
recent months.
This is partly due to the fact that Germany’s
border controls now only take place at the
border to Austria, NOZ said. see the list here
http://givenbiznews.com.ng/see-the-number-of-nigerians-stopped-from-entering-germany-from-january-to-november/

Misplaced priorities - if Germany had fought as hard to prevent Arabs emigrating to their Nations, German citizens wouldn't now be running upandan for their lives.