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Immigration Service Smashes Transnational Crime Ring, Rescues 2 Trafficked Victims In Lagos-Ogun Crackdown

The Leadership about 1 hour 1 mins read

The Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) has dismantled a transnational organised criminal syndicate linked to the notorious QNET/IGNITE network, rescuing two trafficking victims and arresting twelve suspected members, including the alleged foreign kingpin, in coordinated operations across Lagos and Ogun states. In a statement issued on Tuesday by its public relations officer, Deputy Comptroller of Immigration […]

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