
Reports say Ghana has continued its onslaughts against Nigerians, with a total of 54 Nigerians arrested and repatriated by the Bono East Regional Command of the Ghana Immigration Service (GIS).
According to the report, the Bono East Regional Commander of GIS, Assistant Commissioner of Immigration (ACI), Francis Annor, explained that they were made up of 52 males and two females.
ACI Annor disclosed that they were arrested on Sunday, processed on Monday and sent back to their country on Thursday, December 9, 2021.
He added that they had earlier repatriated a bus full of Togolese last month for the safety of their country.
The Regional Commander noted that the immigrants entered the country via motorbikes and tricycles with the support of residents of the region, converge at Tuobodom, before hiring a bus to travel to their final destinations.
He advised residents of the region not to aide expatriates into the country especially in this era of COVID –19 pandemic adding that “let us all be watchmen in our communities”.
He was grateful to the Paramount chief of Tuobodom Traditional Area, Nana Agyei Takyi Beyeaman I, for the formation of community watchdog groups in the area, to complement the surveillance of the GIS in the enclave.