
The Digest:
Ghana has deported 68 foreign nationals from its Ashanti Region, including 42 Nigerians, following their convictions for crimes ranging from fraud to prostitution.
Key Points:
- Ghanaian authorities have deported 42 Nigerians convicted of various crimes, including fraud and prostitution.
- The deportations, ordered by courts, also included 13 Cameroonians, 3 Ivorians, 3 Burkinabe, and 7 Benin nationals.
- Ashanti Regional Minister Frank Amoakohene commended the Ghana Immigration Service for professionalism.
- He noted the operation strengthened public safety and respected due process and human dignity.
- The move occurs amid increased global attention on Nigerians linked to crime abroad.
- In a related case, Indian police recently arrested 50 Nigerians in a major drug trafficking bust.
- The Indian operation targeted a transnational network involved in narcotics and money laundering.
Sources: Tribune, PM News