Repatriated inmates

Between 2007 and 2012, seven Nigerian inmates serving jail terms in Thailand requested to be repatriated back home to serve out their sentences close to their relatives in Nigeria.
The inmates include: Wasiu Amusan, Napoleon Mba, Obi Titus, Gloria Ogbonna, Henry Azukaeme, Okpala Chukwubike (also known as Oteng Samuel), Kennedy Tanya and Yakubu Yauza. Apart from Mr Amusan who was repatriated in 2007, others were repatriated in 2012.

Man inhumane to man...

That joy of rushing back home and all hope dashed when you get worse treatment @ home......probably because you refused to settle......Nigeria has failed so many of its citizens.......and still failing more......so sad.

Our prison system is the worst in the world. You pay to get freedom even as a free man

Chaii

every thing is fucke...d up in this country

Until we start making laws and enforcing those laws I don’t see this country getting any better. Until everyone get a good living condition corruption will remain in the system and those who are supposed to uphold the law will soon be consumed by their own crime. It’s going to get worse. Police, Lawmakers, Road Union, NURT, DSS, Military and every other organization act like they are untouchable because they are untouchable, it’s all about connect which is the thesis of corruption, please my people stop fighting over religions and ethnicities, we are all just Africans, Nigerians to be precise. The big pastors don’t care, the imams don’t care, you don’t have any claim to Mecca or Rome. Please stop fighting over APC and PDP.

Repatriated inmates

Between 2007 and 2012, seven Nigerian inmates serving jail terms in Thailand requested to be repatriated back home to serve out their sentences close to their relatives in Nigeria.
The inmates include: Wasiu Amusan, Napoleon Mba, Obi Titus, Gloria Ogbonna, Henry Azukaeme, Okpala Chukwubike (also known as Oteng Samuel), Kennedy Tanya and Yakubu Yauza. Apart from Mr Amusan who was repatriated in 2007, others were repatriated in 2012.
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