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36 Nigerians deported from four European countries
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36 Nigerians deported from four European countries

Punch Nigeria about 2 hours 1 mins read
Thirty-six Nigerians have been deported from four European countries in a joint operation that saw 41 people flown to Nigeria and Ghana. According to Austrian news outlet, Heute.at, three Nigerians were deported from Austria, 29 from Germany, two from Luxembourg and one from Hungary. The deportees were flown on a charter flight between Wednesday night Read More: https://punchng.com/36-nigerians-deported-from-four-european-countries/

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