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5 Nigerians Arrested For Alleged Theft Of Farm Equipment In Libya

by Ruth Nwokwu
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Authorities in Sabha, Libya, have arrested five Nigerians for allegedly stealing electrical equipment from a farm, the Migrant Rescue Watch disclosed on Monday.

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According to the report, the suspects were apprehended by officers from the Al-Qahira Police Department on Sunday, May 2.

According to the statement, all five individuals have been referred to public prosecution for further legal action.

“#Libya 25.05.25 – Al-Qahira Police Dept. (Sabha) arrested 5 #migrants of Nigerian nationality for theft of electrical equipment from a farm. All referred to public prosecution for legal action. #migrantcrisis #DontTakeToTheSea #seenotrettung #Frontex,” the statement read.


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