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Nigerians Jailed In India Cry Out For Help, Beg FG To Come Their Aid

Alabi Lawrence by Alabi Lawrence
December 22, 2018
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Nigerians Jailed In India Cry Out For Help, Beg FG To Come Their Aid
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A cry for help has been made by some Nigerians in India who said they have been in jail for over two years for overstaying their visas.

In a video posted on Facebook on Friday, December 21, the men who claim to be professional footballers pleaded to the Nigerian government and well meaning Nigerians to come to their rescue.

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Their spokesperson in the video said they are more than ten and have been asked to provide money for their tickets to be deported back to Nigeria. They, however, lamented that they had no money to pay for the tickets.

They claimed that the Nigerian Embassy in India is aware of their plights but had not done anything to rescue them from the prison.

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