NIS intercepts 17 irregular migrants, arrests two with N34m ransom in Adamawa

Author: dailypost.ngPublished on: September 9, 2026Country: Nigeria

Crime & Law

NIS intercepts 17 irregular migrants, arrests two with N34m ransom in Adamawa

The Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) intercepted 17 irregular migrants in Adamawa State. In a separate operation, two individuals were arrested for demanding a ransom of 34 million Naira. These actions are part of ongoing efforts by authorities to combat illegal immigration in the country.

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