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Niger Republic deports 310 Nigerians

Niger Republic deports 310 Nigerians

On Monday, the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), in partnership with the International Organisation for Migration (IOM) and the National Refugee Commission, received 310 Nigerian returnees from Niger Republic.

This was announced in a statement posted on X (formerly Twitter) on Wednesday.

The statement read, “The National Emergency Management Agency, Kano Territorial Office, assisted in the reception of 310 returnees, alongside the International Organisation for Migration and the National Refugee Commission.”

“The returnees arrived at the Immigration Training School in Kano at 10:10 PM, where they were received by NEMA and other key stakeholders.

The 310 returnees were categorized as follows: 98 female adults, 41 male adults, 85 male children, and 86 female children.”

Proofreading by Uchechi Ojo, Sub-editor at NeptunePrime.

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