Kaya 959 Reporter
Ghana is tightening its immigration controls and has deported over 562 Nigerians back to their own country.
They are mostly beggars, and the country plans to deport another 1000 people, including children.
The information has been shared by many on social media.
Also Read: Comair fails to secure funding, company cannot be saved!
🇬🇭Ghana has repatriated some 562 🇳🇪Nigerien beggars on the streets of Accra back home.
— Kenneth Awotwe Darko (@TheKennethDarko) June 8, 2022
The move in collaboration with the Nigerien Embassy saw the first batch landing in Yamai city earlier today.🛬
In total, some 1k beggars including kids have been mobilized to be flown out. pic.twitter.com/towWWg2a9i
According to reports Ghana has attracted a large number of immigrants, particularly in recent years.
According to Abdallah Mohamed Hassan, a spokesperson for the Nigerian Embassy, who spoke to BBC Hausa, almost a thousand beggars, including children, have been mobilized and will be fully returned in accordance with Ghanaian migratory norms.
According to Hassan, the expulsion is necessary to assist alleviate the annoyance of seeing Nigerien people begging on the streets of Accra.
READ NEXT: Faith Nketsi’s husband was reportedly arrested after failing to pay R 1 million



