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Nigerian inmates in Ethiopia celebrate prisoner transfer deal, thank Tinubu
Nigerian inmates in Ethiopia celebrate a new prisoner transfer deal, allowing them to return home. They thank President Tinubu for prioritizing their welfa
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vanguardngr.com
FG moves to repatriate over 100 Nigerians in Ethiopian prisons
The Federal Government has concluded arrangements to repatriate more than 100 Nigerian prisoners currently serving jail terms in Ethiopia following a bilateral prisoner transfer…
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FG, Ethiopia sign prisoner transfer agreement for jailed Nigerians
The Federal Government has signed a Transfer of Sentenced Persons Agreement with Ethiopia, paving the way for the repatriation of more than 100 Nigerians currently serving prison…
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punchng.com
Nigeria, Ethiopia seal agreement to transfer 100 Nigerian prisoners
Nigeria and Ethiopia have signed an agreement to transfer over 100 Nigerian prisoners from Ethiopian jails back to Nigeria, addressing welfare concerns.
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saharareporters.com
Four Nigerian Prisoners Die In Ethiopian Jail As Nigerian Govt Moves To Repatriate Inmates Under New Transfer Deal
Nigeria’s Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Bianca Odumegwu-Ojukwu, has confirmed that four Nigerian inmates imprisoned in Ethiopia have died in custody, while…
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Nigerian inmates in Ethiopia celebrate prisoner transfer deal, thank Tinubu
Nigerian inmates in Ethiopia celebrate a new prisoner transfer deal, allowing them to return home. They thank President Tinubu for prioritizing their welfa
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Video: Nigerian prisoners in Ethiopia celebrate Tinubu over transfer deal
Nigerian inmates at AbaSamuel Prison in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, expressed appreciation to Tinubu following the Prisoner Transfer Agreement
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FG promises training, reintegration for Nigerians returning from Ethiopian prisons
The Nigerian prisoners spokesperson commended both governments for concluding the agreement and pledged that the inmates would conduct themselves