Over 2,000 Nigerians stranded in India deportation camp — Detainee Ekene
He said the Indian authorities were expected to provide the necessary information to the Nigerian mission, which would then issue travel documents and return them to the Indian authorities.
Meanwhile, Dabiri-Erewa said the Nigerian High Commission in India was still engaging the Indian authorities in an effort to secure a fresh extension of the amnesty programme.
By Folarin Kehinde A Nigerian, Mr Ekene, currently detained in a deportation camp in India, has alleged that delays in obtaining travel documents and the slow processing of deportation cases are keeping him and more than 2,000 other Nigerians stranded at the facility.
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