A joint European operation results in the deportation of 36 Nigerians from Germany, Austria, Luxembourg and Hungary. Reports say the removals are part of coordinated returns carried out by the participating countries.
One outlet describes the deportations as taking place from those four European states, while another specifies Germany as a leading country for the operation. Legit.ng adds that a broader group of deportees is returned, stating that Germany sends 41 deportees back to Lagos and Accra, with support from Austria, Luxembourg and Hungary. The sources differ slightly on how many deportees are returned overall and which destinations are mentioned, but they align on the countries involved and the number of Nigerians included.
