Immigration busts human trafficking syndicate, arrests 11 foreigners in Lagos

The Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) has successfully dismantled a human trafficking and fraudulent recruitment syndicate operating in Lagos State, arresting 12 foreigners, including the alleged leader Ouattra Adama from Burkina Faso. The operation, carried out following intelligence on the syndicate's activities, also rescued two Liberian victims.

The QNET/IGNITE network was identified as the main facilitator of the illicit activities, which allegedly lured foreigners with false promises of employment and business opportunities. The NIS urged the public to verify such offers through official channels to prevent falling victim to similar schemes.

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