The German chancellor, Olaf Scholz, expressed concerns over the increasing number of Nigerians seeking asylum in his country.
He attributed it to the spike in the number of Nigerians seeking asylum, with a great number of them without identification cards.
“The current spike in Nigerians filing initial asylum claims in 2023 has sparked worries. Nearly 14,000 Nigerians might be deported, and the great majority of them do not have the necessary identification cards,”“We are prepared to collaborate in order to enhance migration,” the statement stated, adding that Germany would be happy to send back any Nigerian national who has behaved well.
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