Nigeria Consul General in Johannesburg, Godwin Adama, says no Nigerian was arrested in the cause of evacuation of those voluntarily wish to leave
Adama told News Agency of Nigeria through telephone in Abuja that no returnee was detained or refused to board flight on Wednesday by South African Authorities.The consul general added that what happened was that many of the returnees missed the flights because of their uncoordinated attitudes.
“If you give instructions, they will not follow; calling them, they will not pick; even when they hear their names, they will not respond.“Everybody that had issue with immigration was resolved and we ensured they all travelled.’’ He said that there was a case of a woman, who wanted to travel with children that were not her own, adding that the case was treated as that of human trafficking.
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