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| 500 Foreigners In Apapa Port Presently Trying To Enter The Country Illegally by BakaYoko999: 4:10pm On Apr 27, 2018 |
What is going on in Nigeria? Information reaching me now states that no fewer than too foreigners just entered Lagos state, though still in the sea becos of the resistance put up by the NPA. The strange thing is that the container which brought them ought to have brought goods. The documents show goods, but people are in it. Another strange thing is that immigration brough 7 chisco buses to take the foreigners to an unknown destination. We need to escalate this news immediately. I am old that Nigeria Ports Authority (NPA) has alerted the police. Let's spread this till it gets to all media houses. |
| Re: 500 Foreigners In Apapa Port Presently Trying To Enter The Country Illegally by madridguy(m): 4:11pm On Apr 27, 2018 |
Subhanalah, why taking them to an unknown destination? Why not send them back to wherever they are coming from? |
| Re: 500 Foreigners In Apapa Port Presently Trying To Enter The Country Illegally by writetopoker: 4:15pm On Apr 27, 2018 |
500 only? When more than 100000 has entered in the past 3years+ |
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