Di United Kingdom don deport 43 people go Nigeria and Ghana because of immigration wahala, including failed asylum cases and criminal matter.

 

For one joint statement wey di Home Office and Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) release on Friday, UK authorities confirm say dem carry out di deportation, but dem no talk exact date wey di deportation happen.

 

According to di statement, among di people wey dem deport, 15 na failed asylum seekers and 11 na foreign nationals wey don finish their prison sentence. Another seven people na voluntary return dem do — dem gree by themselves to waka go back their country.

 

“Those wey we remove no get right to dey UK. Dem include 15 wey asylum application fail and 11 criminals wey don finish their jail term. Seven people come volunteer to return,” na wetin di statement talk.

 

UK government no talk how many people dem send go Nigeria or Ghana specifically, and dem no still clear if all di deportees na Nigerians and Ghanaians.

 

Since Prime Minister Keir Starmer enter office, UK don run two special deportation flights go Nigeria and Ghana, wey don move total of 87 people.

 

For October, UK even deport record 44 people for one operation to both countries.

 

All this one dey happen after di controversial UK-Rwanda migration deal collapse, as UK Supreme Court talk say di agreement no follow law for 2023.

 

Now, dem report say UK don sign new deportation agreement with Nigeria to make returning undocumented migrants easy.

 

After dis latest flight, UK Border Security and Asylum Minister, Angela Eagle, thank di Nigerian and Ghanaian governments for cooperating well, and she call di operation example of correct international teamwork.

 

Di UK government still report say dem don remove over 24,000 people from UK within one year — which be 11% higher pass last year number.