Following persistent reports that Germany is on the verge of deporting a huge number of Nigerians, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, has admitted that at least, 14000 Nigerian citizens are at risk of deportation due to a lack of identification cards. Olaf Scholz gave this explanation while speaking to Nigeria's President, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, at a meeting which held in Abuja on 7th November, 2023. The number of Nigerians facing deportation and seeking asylum is so high that it will reportedly take about 55 airplanes to return all illegal immigrants to Nigeria.
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While the German Chancellor assured President Tinubu that Germany is prepared to collaborate in order to enhance migration, Nigeria's president stated that his administration was ready to permit people return home, so long as they are well-behaved compatriots. In President Tinubu's words: "Nigeria is prepared to welcome them back as long as they have behaved well, but only if they stand to gain something from it. Rather, we ought to cease providing the 640 million euros in development funding. If someone is a compatriot and has 'behaved well, we are willing to accept them back. We're prepared to collaborate in order to enhance migration."
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