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Nigerians Arriving Dubai Are Detained And Their Passports Seize

Omotayo Daranjo by Omotayo Daranjo
September 1, 2022
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One of those detained is heard telling an Arab man to give back her passport so she can return to Nigeria as she no longer wants to stay in the Arab country.

Nigerians have raised alarm on social media about alleged illegal activities of the government of Dubai.

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According to information gathered, some Nigerians who travelled to Dubai were detained at the airport and their passports seized.

A Twitter user, @dunchichi said she got released through the help of her sister.

She said she doesn’t know the fate of other Nigerians currently being detained for no just reason.

In a video she shared online, some Nigerians were seen demanding answers after their passports were seized without explanation.

Others are seen sitting in an empty area as they waited to know their fate.

One of those detained is heard telling an Arab man to give back her passport so she can return to Nigeria as she no longer wants to stay in the Arab country.

The lady who shared the video revealed that her sister later picked her up from immigration after a “tedious process” but other Nigerians who didn’t have anyone in the country were not released.

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