Many Nigerians and some other African nationals are now stranded
in Agadas, Niger Republic after been deported by Libyan authorities.
Two people were reported dead on their way to Niger out of about
1500 Africans who claimed to have been tortured while in detention before
transported in 10 vehicles which took them to Agadas.
Some of them who spoke to BBC Hausa Service said they were
arrested in their houses and shops where they run their daily business.
BBC reported that among the deported persons included Niger,
Nigeria, Ghana, Senegal, Mali, Gambia, Cameron, and Cort d’ Voire nationals
among others.
A Nigerian explained that “when they arrested me, I asked them
to let me wear my clothes but one of them said no, you are going to wear your
cloth when you get back to your country, but not here.”
“They took us to a place where there were no toilets. Now we are
here, some of us do not even have decent cloths,” he said.
Source: Daily Trust
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