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33 illegal migrants from Chad and Togo apprehended by immigration in Ogun

33 illegal migrants have been apprehended by operatives of the Ogun State Command of the Nigeria Immigration Service, in two locations in Odeda Local Government Area of the state.

The suspects who were paraded at the command’s office along the Presidential Boulverd in the state capital, had no valid travel documents and no means of livelihood.

The state Controller of Immigration, Yakubu Jibrin who revealed that the illegal migrants are from Togo and Chad, asked members of the general public to be more vigilant, especially in face of the current security situation in the country.

The suspects will be repatriated back into their countries of origin after due consultations.

Jibrin said;

“After receiving that information on the 7th of November I decided to send my people there for surveillance which they did for some days to confirm that information and luckily for us on Wednesday, we struck the two locations that was assumed to be occupied by these people and we were able to apprehend 33 of them, we brought them here to this Command and we have started profiling them.

“After profiling them, we discovered that out of 33 of the, 32 are Chadian nationals while only one of them is a Togolese.

“We tried to find out why these people are here and also from the same country and they told us that they were invited to do networking business. We tried to see the type of product this Togolese whom they claimed recruited them for business does and to be frank he cannot show us anything.”

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