The United Kingdom has deported 43 individuals to Ghana and Nigeria as part of its intensified efforts to tighten border controls under its "Plan for Change" immigration policy.
The deportees include 15 failed asylum seekers and 11 foreign nationals who had completed prison sentences in the UK.
Additionally, seven individuals reportedly returned voluntarily.
The charter flight, which departed on Thursday, marks the second mass deportation to Ghana and Nigeria under the current UK government, bringing the total number of returnees to 87.
