Immigration officers arrest Nigerien citizens smuggled into Abuja in a truck used to transport goats and rams





Immigration officers arrest Nigerien citizens smuggled into Abuja in a truck used to transport goats and rams
Nigerian Immigration Service, Police and DSS yesterday arrested illegal Nigerien citizens and other foreigners at Karu, Abuja, following a tip-off. The illegal immigrants were smuggled into Abuja via a truck used to transport goats and rams. See more photos below
Immigration officers arrest Nigerien citizens smuggled into Abuja in a truck used to transport goats and rams
Immigration officers arrest Nigerien citizens smuggled into Abuja in a truck used to transport goats and rams
Immigration officers arrest Nigerien citizens smuggled into Abuja in a truck used to transport goats and rams
Immigration officers arrest Nigerien citizens smuggled into Abuja in a truck used to transport goats and rams

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