The Italian government has deported another batch of Nigerians for committing immigration-related offences in the country, just two weeks after it deported 33 Nigerians.
The deportees arrived at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMlA) Lagos, last night.
The deportees, who are all males, were brought back in a chartered aircraft with registration number OM-IEX.
The deportees were profiled by immigration authorities and were each given a stipend to facilitate their transportation to their respective states.
The Italian government has deported another batch of Nigerians for committing immigration-related offences in the country, just two weeks after it deported 33 Nigerians.
The deportees arrived at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMlA) Lagos, last night.
The deportees, who are all males, were brought back in a chartered aircraft with registration number OM-IEX.
The deportees were profiled by immigration authorities and were each given a stipend to facilitate their transportation to their respective states.
The Italian government has deported another batch of Nigerians for committing immigration-related offences in the country, just two weeks after it deported 33 Nigerians.
The deportees arrived at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMlA) Lagos, last night.
The deportees, who are all males, were brought back in a chartered aircraft with registration number OM-IEX.
The deportees were profiled by immigration authorities and were each given a stipend to facilitate their transportation to their respective states.
The Italian government has deported another batch of Nigerians for committing immigration-related offences in the country, just two weeks after it deported 33 Nigerians.
The deportees arrived at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMlA) Lagos, last night.
The deportees, who are all males, were brought back in a chartered aircraft with registration number OM-IEX.
The deportees were profiled by immigration authorities and were each given a stipend to facilitate their transportation to their respective states.
The Italian government has deported another batch of Nigerians for committing immigration-related offences in the country, just two weeks after it deported 33 Nigerians.
The deportees arrived at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMlA) Lagos, last night.
The deportees, who are all males, were brought back in a chartered aircraft with registration number OM-IEX.
The deportees were profiled by immigration authorities and were each given a stipend to facilitate their transportation to their respective states.
The Italian government has deported another batch of Nigerians for committing immigration-related offences in the country, just two weeks after it deported 33 Nigerians.
The deportees arrived at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMlA) Lagos, last night.
The deportees, who are all males, were brought back in a chartered aircraft with registration number OM-IEX.
The deportees were profiled by immigration authorities and were each given a stipend to facilitate their transportation to their respective states.
The Italian government has deported another batch of Nigerians for committing immigration-related offences in the country, just two weeks after it deported 33 Nigerians.
The deportees arrived at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMlA) Lagos, last night.
The deportees, who are all males, were brought back in a chartered aircraft with registration number OM-IEX.
The deportees were profiled by immigration authorities and were each given a stipend to facilitate their transportation to their respective states.
The Italian government has deported another batch of Nigerians for committing immigration-related offences in the country, just two weeks after it deported 33 Nigerians.
The deportees arrived at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMlA) Lagos, last night.
The deportees, who are all males, were brought back in a chartered aircraft with registration number OM-IEX.
The deportees were profiled by immigration authorities and were each given a stipend to facilitate their transportation to their respective states.