The UK government earlier this year repatriated three Nigerians in UK prisons under the prisoners exchange agreement signed by the UK and Nigeria. The prisoners are now serving time in a Nigerian prison. This was made known today by Nigeria's Minister of Interior, Abba Moro, during a Q&A with journalists in Abuja.
"The prisoners exchange agreement is in place and the United Kingdom
has repatriated three Nigerians in the UK prison since January this year
and more prisons would also be transferred. The programme would
continue after the exit of this administration, there is a committee in
place to ensure the sustenance of the programme,” he explained. (Punch)
Nice arrangement. More of dis from our government. Linda take note!
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DeleteNice arrangement. More of dis from our government. Linda take note!
ReplyDeleteJuliet only 2 repeats. U don dey mature. Congrats
DeleteWith the deplorable condition of Nigerian prisons? I don't know if this is good news to the prisoners
ReplyDeleteRepatriated to were they could easily evade justice.
ReplyDeleteNo doubt these people are not ordinary or average citizens.
~BONARIO~says so via NOKIA LUMIA
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ReplyDeleteI no trust naija prison shaa... Which one dey beta nah?
ReplyDeleteUK prison and Nigeria prison which one is preferable?????
ReplyDeleteMoye says so via BB Passport...Courtesy LIB....
This is not really cool
ReplyDeleteLoooool bad market for Nigerian crime commiters abroad
ReplyDeleteEddy, Not all convicts committed the crime they're in for.. bliv u me!
DeleteBeta bad market
DeleteJames Ibori should be transferred back to serve his time in a 9ja prison. :)
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James Ibori should be transferred back to serve his time in a 9ja prison. :)
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James Ibori should be transferred back to serve his time in a 9ja prison. :)
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Naija with bad news
ReplyDeleteSomething Indonesia wouldn't do. Countries need to work together for good.
ReplyDeleteI don't trust Nigeria government to ensure dat d prisoners when they come here they complete their prison period.
ReplyDeleteany hopes of those repatriated to use connection to get out will be dashed ones Buhari is sworn in
ReplyDeleteGreat move!
ReplyDeleteI wish Indonesia will do the'same
ReplyDeletePls bring back Ibori
ReplyDeleteThis our mumu government think say person na fool sha. Make una tell us say una won use style bring ibori we go understand no be bitting around the bush things. Ibori one of the most correct guys we have in naija n very kind and generous. Please come back deltans misses you no be that uduagha with he face wen be like who wear mask. Abeg make una beg RMD make he chop na. Abi he don hold some kin things wen dey make am dey lin n he no won tell us,shuuuu which kin diet him dey na?he don turn to mosquito landlord finish o. Well he no concern me sha still on the no fuel matter
ReplyDeleteSmall time they will repatriate Ibori and he will b pardoned. Woe betide him if it is not done b4 Buhari assumes office.
ReplyDeleteWhat do u they mean by prisoners exchange agreement?
ReplyDeleteWhat do u they mean by prisoners exchange agreement? What are they exchanging with what??
ReplyDeleteOk seen
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Good news for James ibori. He will be swapped and then pardoned.
ReplyDeleteAbba moro d hemp chairman.......good move
ReplyDeleteNonsense u peppo shud lef dem over who told u dey want to come back to Nigeria prison let dem enjoy der prison stay over der
ReplyDeleteAh! Hope Chief James O. Ibori is among?
ReplyDeleteIbori should finish his jail term there before coming home because once he is repratrated to naija prison,am 100% sure he will serve the remaing jail term in his bedroom unless buhari follow up with the prison officer.
ReplyDeleteWill they repatriate James Ibori as well??
ReplyDeleteHope Ibori no dey among them o
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