Deported in Handcuffs: Nigerians in Turkey Expose Deportation Corruption and Government Neglect

Nigerians living in Turkey express outrage over being deported despite having valid documents. They share stories of arrest, suffering in deportation camps, lack of care, and corruption. Unlike ambassadors from other African nations, they claim the Nigerian government has shown no concern for their plight.
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[DamdeTM]

I m South African and I am honesty beginning to feel the pain of what Nigerian immigrants are experiencing all around the globe including in SA. May God fix their country🇿🇦❤️ They say its more darker before dawn, hold on Nigerians

[al-kassimhassan]

Both at home and abroad you encounter challenges. It's high time we fix our nation for prosperity.

[divinehouseholdstable.]

My Nigerians brothers and sisters, I am from South Sudan. I set tears when I was listening to this broadcast.

[bridgereal]

I went through hell and stress from Cyprus to Turkey which now made me realize that no place like home.

[AdedokunAA]

Thanks for good work, Brekete family, you have safe many Nigeria out of problems, please remember that all the Nigerian Embasy in the world are the same, they are all helpless

[DANIELOKWUDIRI-gw]

About 15 years in Turkey doing such a good job. Now it is time to come and settle here in Nigeria. The Turkish wants to rearrange their country

[Shaft]

Is a pity what Nigerians are going through in the hands of their ambassadors. I went to the Ghana 🇬🇭 embassy in Istanbul and it was so lovely. They offered to assist me in a way, i wasn't even expecting.

[Paul-bbih]

If you are a Nigerian outside Nigeria, you are on your own.

[tjaytunji]

These guys are saying the truth Sir, I was shocked when I met a Bangladeshi as the gateman at Nigerian embassy in Abu-Dhabi UAE.

[CassandraD-zm]

Nigerians must unite against corruption. I am an Indian woman married to a Nigerian man...I'm sorry to say that I am more useful to my Husband than is that useless embassy

[SundayChijioke-zffn]

Brekete family, y'all are doing an utmost job there. Keep keeping it up.

[AdebayoIbrahim-fhsy]

I wish I have the answer to put smiles on these people's face. This is so sad as an African. I'm so sorry for my mother's land called Nigeria 😢😢😢😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[ThompsonChukwuagoziemM.]

For this moment, Berekete family you're doing a great job. May God bless you.

[GbengaFolorunsho-ol]

Fearless ordinary president, you won my respect 101 percent BRAVO

[nkechirunyan]

😢😢 Nigeria has no value for his own citizens, which is why others don't value us 😢

[SegunAdefolaju]

Well done for your good work. I hope this issue will be brought up the attention of Abike Dabiri and the Foreign affaire Minister. They should pay for the lives of those who died.

[nsongudwaeyen]

Am a victim of this Nigerian embassy wickedness after 13 years in Sweden and has 11 years girl conceived born in Sweden. Had a good job as the best worker for 7 years.
I didn't do any crime but my country colabo to distroy my life .
Am sick right now my daughter is very sick am in Nigeria for 1 year and 3 months. I can't even go to hospital here in Nigeria.
It's alot going on in Nigeria embassy abroad that makes Nigerian's to be treated any how.
I need help sir.

[rocksonjalloo]

As a Ghanaian I love All my Nigerian people and all African people God will surely make a way for you guys all

[athaniathani]

I am a Nigerian currently in Turkey, i testify by my God that those victims are right especially about anything regarding embassy, i was also asked to pay 500 dollar to renew my passport before returning to Nigeria to do the renewal instead of paying that amount. I know Felix personally, i was selling Nigerian stuff to him in Aksaray market, sad he's deported. Good news to you guys is the market is extremely down, African made the underground market function, it's becoming a shadow now.

[KwameDebrah-qx]

Im very proud of you mr ordinary president. You are indeed a man of action and not hear say. This is my first time of watching ur program but the call you made simplify indeed you mean what you are doing and i can confidently tell you that the whole Africa can bare with you


In a serious note is it only Nigerian you help or any Africa members