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Immigration Service Arrest 14 Togolese, 10 Nigerians At Ogun border

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May 22, 2020
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Immigration Service Arrest 14 Togolese, 10 Nigerians At Ogun border

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The Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS), Ogun Command, has arrested 14 Togolese and 10 Nigerians at Ajilete and Ilase border posts in the state.

The NIS Spokesman, Mr. Sunday James, made this known in a statement made available to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Thursday in Abuja.

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The Comptroller, Ogun State Command, Mr. Kunle Osisanya, said that the arrests were made by NIS operatives in line with Federal Government directives.

According to Osisanya, the 14 Togolese, comprising eight female adults and six minors, were arrested in a J5 bus at Ajilete, in Ogun.

“The other 10 were arrested at Ilase, also in Ogun State, and out of the 10, five were victims of human trafficking.
“Hence, they will be handed over to NAPTIP for defying the directives of government on closure of land borders,” he said.

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Osisanya said that the arrested persons had been profiled accordingly by health officials in line with NCDC medical procedures and subjected to COVID-19 test.

He said that the NIS Comptroller General, Mr. Muhammad Babandede, complimented the officers for being gallant and professional.

He commended the efforts of the officers, noting that, some of the arrests were made along illegal points created by the human smugglers.

He, however, charged them to up the tempo of their patrol as the service would continue to ensure safety of the nation.

Tags: 10 NigeriansAt Ogun borderComptrollerImmigration Arrest 14 TogoleseMr. Kunle OsisanyaMr. Muhammad BabandedeMr. Sunday JamesNigeria Immigration Service (NIS)NIS Comptroller GeneralNIS SpokesmanOgun CommandOgun State Command
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