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33 Ghanaians reportedly rounded up at Nigerian camp over alleged UK travel scheme
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Thirty-three Ghanaians have been rounded up in Anyigba, Nigeria, after paying large sums for an alleged UK travel and network marketing scheme.
The group denied being prepared for illegal migration, saying they were in Nigeria for network marketing, while the circumstances surrounding the camp remain under investigation.
Thirty-three Ghanaians, including 12 women, have reportedly been rounded up at a camp in Anyigba in Nigeria's Dekina Local Government Area of Kogi State following concerns that they may have been lured into a scheme promising travel to the United Kingdom.
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