₦airaland Forum

Olaide1295:
For those interested in the names. Later these people will blame others for the problem with the country:

Augustine Okeke, Maximus Anayo, Okechukwu Eche, Anaerobi Martins, Stephen Okongwe, Onwujewe Raymond, Chukwunazorom John, Aginam David, Collins Uzoewulu, Okonkwo Johnpaul, Onwunyili Chukwuemeka, Ugochukwu Ezechiedum, Nnamdi Okechukwu, Celestine Okalu, Goodluck Ephrain, Ebuka Pablo, Chukwuemeka Ugwu, Cislouyindika Ezeifeoma, Chinedu Igwilo, Ideh Ezinwa, Ogochukwu Okonkwor, Okechukwu Christopher, Chinedu Okeke, Chukwuebuka Oraka, Simon Nnaemeka, Onyeka Ufondo, Chidera Christopher, Nzube Ebere, Ekene Nwana, Christian Muoka, Gerald Godwin, Ogu Inyang, Oluebubechukwu Maduka, Onyedika Kingsley, Donatus Uchi, Chinecherem Alu, Emmanuel Ugwu, Muoneke Mateus, Martin Mbakwe, Ikechukwu Nwali, Lotanna Okeke and Emeka Henry Ekenta

PulaPower:
“It has not been easy these last few weeks (for the victims). I just want to tell you that they have embarked on mass deportation of all the detainees. 13 people were deported on Monday and 18 of them left early this Thursday morning,” Nwafor said.

Nwafor did not bother to tell what kind of traders are they..

anonymous1759:
They're not Nigerians point of correct. These people are from Agulu

Olaide1295:
For those interested in the names. Later these people will blame others for the problem with the country:

Augustine Okeke, Maximus Anayo, Okechukwu Eche, Anaerobi Martins, Stephen Okongwe, Onwujewe Raymond, Chukwunazorom John, Aginam David, Collins Uzoewulu, Okonkwo Johnpaul, Onwunyili Chukwuemeka, Ugochukwu Ezechiedum, Nnamdi Okechukwu, Celestine Okalu, Goodluck Ephrain, Ebuka Pablo, Chukwuemeka Ugwu, Cislouyindika Ezeifeoma, Chinedu Igwilo, Ideh Ezinwa, Ogochukwu Okonkwor, Okechukwu Christopher, Chinedu Okeke, Chukwuebuka Oraka, Simon Nnaemeka, Onyeka Ufondo, Chidera Christopher, Nzube Ebere, Ekene Nwana, Christian Muoka, Gerald Godwin, Ogu Inyang, Oluebubechukwu Maduka, Onyedika Kingsley, Donatus Uchi, Chinecherem Alu, Emmanuel Ugwu, Muoneke Mateus, Martin Mbakwe, Ikechukwu Nwali, Lotanna Okeke and Emeka Henry Ekenta

Alliswell248:
They all see the noise and the hate you spread online.
Just check the names of the people deported. All from the same region, they must have done something wrong.

Cherrybae:
It is good they are deported before they go and start installing King of igbo in Mozambique.

I stand with Mozambique on this.

Tenses:
Under tinubu's government no country in the world regard Nigeria.

tinubu's government obey court orders? Why then do you expect other country not to treat Nigerians the same way their government treats them.

Franking:
Imagine being detained in a Mozambican facility with their giant mosquitoes..... those guys are mean.....had some interesting experiences with their police years ago.

Hexxah:
This isn’t on Tinubu! It’s on you. They can see the hate you spew about the country!

Dshocker:
Every country in the world no rate Nigeria.

They see all the nonsense happening in Nigeria, a country were the judicial system has failed, the country's president was a drug baron, corruption and many more atrocities.

anonymous1759:
They're not Nigerians point of correct. These people are from Agulu

Smithofawka:
Imagine Mozambique deporting Nigerians

chopnaira:
https://punchng.com/mozambique-deports-detained-nigerians-despite-court-order/

ufotunang:
..abi.. Nigeria is finished

Dshocker:
Every country in the world no rate Nigeria.

They see all the nonsense happening in Nigeria, a country were the judicial system has failed, the country's president was a drug baron, corruption and many more atrocities.

chopnaira:
Punch previously reported that:

NIDCOM demands due process for 42 Nigerians detained in Mozambique

The Nigerians in Diaspora Commission has called on the Mozambican authorities to ensure due process for 42 Nigerians reportedly detained in the country, demanding official clarification on the reasons for their arrest.

In a statement issued on Thursday in Abuja by the Commission’s spokesman, Abdur-Rahman Balogun, NIDCOM said the Mozambican National Criminal Investigation Service had denied detaining other nationals apart from the 42 Nigerians but had yet to officially communicate the circumstances surrounding their detention.

The Commission expressed concern that the Nigerian High Commission in Mozambique had not been formally notified about the arrests, despite reports that the detainees were allegedly held for staying illegally in the country.

Chairman/Chief Executive Officer of NIDCOM, Abike Dabiri-Erewa, said the commission had received several distress calls from relatives of the detained Nigerians, who were worried about their well-being.

“Their families have been reaching out with distress calls and are worried about the condition of their spouses,” Dabiri-Erewa said.

She further alleged that the detainees’ personal belongings, including mobile phones and money, were confiscated at the time of their arrest.

“They confiscated their cell phones, personal belongings and money with them at the time of arrest. The Embassy has written to their Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the office of the Attorney General,” she added.

Dabiri-Erewa urged Mozambican authorities to either formally charge the Nigerians to court if they had committed any offence or release them immediately.

She stressed that the Nigerian government does not condone criminal activities by its citizens abroad but insisted that no Nigerian should be detained without being informed of the offence allegedly committed.

According to her, “If indeed the Nigerians committed any offence, the authorities should formally charge them to a court of law, make the offence public or set them free as against illegally detaining them.”

The Commission also released the names of the detained Nigerians, including Augustine Okeke, Maximus Anayo, Okechukwu Eche, Anaerobi Martins, Stephen Okongwe, Onwujewe Raymond, Chukwunazorom John, Aginam David, Collins Uzoewulu, Okonkwo Johnpaul, Onwunyili Chukwuemeka, Ugochukwu Ezechiedum, Nnamdi Okechukwu, Celestine Okalu, Goodluck Ephrain, Ebuka Pablo, Chukwuemeka Ugwu, Cislouyindika Ezeifeoma, Chinedu Igwilo, Ideh Ezinwa, Ogochukwu Okonkwor, Okechukwu Christopher, Chinedu Okeke, Chukwuebuka Oraka, Simon Nnaemeka, Onyeka Ufondo, Chidera Christopher, Nzube Ebere, Ekene Nwana, Christian Muoka, Gerald Godwin, Ogu Inyang, Oluebubechukwu Maduka, Onyedika Kingsley, Donatus Uchi, Chinecherem Alu, Emmanuel Ugwu, Muoneke Mateus, Martin Mbakwe, Ikechukwu Nwali, Lotanna Okeke and Emeka Henry Ekenta.

NIDCOM said it would continue to engage with the Nigerian High Commission and relevant Mozambican authorities to ensure the safety and fair treatment of the detainees.

https://punchng.com/nidcom-demands-due-process-for-42-nigerians-detained-in-mozambique/

Dshocker:
Every country in the world no rate Nigeria.

They see all the nonsense happening in Nigeria, a country were the judicial system has failed, the country's president was a drug baron, corruption and many more atrocities.

Dshocker:
Every country in the world no rate Nigeria.

They see all the nonsense happening in Nigeria, a country were the judicial system has failed, the country's president was a drug baron, corruption and many more atrocities.