More than 12,000 Nigerians living in Germany might be expelled back to the nation in 2018 as indicated by the German government.
Ralf Sanftenberg, the nation's worldwide head of program, relocation and advancement, made this known when he went to Abike Dabiri-Erewa, senior exceptional aide to President Muhammadu Buhari on remote undertakings and diaspora.
Sanftenberg, who is the pioneer of assignment from the German service of financial participation and advancement, said he was on a site evaluation mission for Nigerians who are deliberately coming back to the nation.
"We have more than 37,000 Nigerians in Germany and more than 12,000 of them are shelter searchers," he said.
"There is somewhat chance for their applications to be moved and they might be compelled to return to Nigeria one year from now."
He said 99% of them would likely be denied refuge status since Nigeria is not among war nations.
Be that as it may, haven searchers willing to come back to Nigeria intentionally won't be constrained back or extradited yet would be helped through a bolster program sorted out by Germany.
In January, Donald Trump, leader of United States put a transitory visa restriction on residents from Iran, Iraq, Syria, Sudan, Libya, Yemen and Somalia.
Trump clarified that the measures would "keep radical Islamic psychological militants out of the US".
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