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Cyprus: Nigerians Arrested Over Prostitution.
The local news outlet, Cyprusnews247, reported that in the last two years, the number of Africans entering the country from Ercan – a primary civilian International Airport of Northern Cyprus’s unrecognised de facto state has exceeded 97,000.
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Official statistics from the Ministry of Tourism show a remarkable increase in Africans entering Northern Cyprus from Ercan Airport. According to the statistics, the number of Africans who came to the country in 2021, mostly Nigerians, was 39,000, but the figure increased to 58,000 in 2022.
It was reported that African-origin “visitors” started to work in different business lines after enrolling in any university in the country, ranked first, including crimes, drugs, violence, and theft. In contrast, citizens of the country said nobody knew the number of people living in apartments rented by two people in some areas.
The local news outlet, Cyprusnews247, reported that in the last two years, the number of Africans entering the country from Ercan – a primary civilian International Airport of Northern Cyprus’s unrecognised de facto state has exceeded 97,000.
TRENDING:
Official statistics from the Ministry of Tourism show a remarkable increase in Africans entering Northern Cyprus from Ercan Airport. According to the statistics, the number of Africans who came to the country in 2021, mostly Nigerians, was 39,000, but the figure increased to 58,000 in 2022.
It was reported that African-origin “visitors” started to work in different business lines after enrolling in any university in the country, ranked first, including crimes, drugs, violence, and theft. In contrast, citizens of the country said nobody knew the number of people living in apartments rented by two people in some areas.
Cyprus News 247 reports that information showed that the intervention of the police, especially in drug crimes, was strongly responded to, as special forces went to the specified address. On Thursday, an incident occurred in the Hamitköy region of Lefkosa when loud noises came from the apartment rented by three Nigerian women.
It was gathered that citizens who warned the police about ‘prostitution and drugs’ said that due to noise emanating as a result of noise that originated from the apartment. During the arrest on Thursday, more than 50 Nigerians came out of the flat that the police raided instead of the three people who rented the apartment.
It was reported that the 3-person police team that went to the scene had difficulty collecting more than 50 Nigerians from the apartment, which they had reportedly turned into a club. Cyprusnews247 quoted a resident of the area as saying, “We have all been devastated for months. We were unable to sleep, and we often did not get a response to our complaints.
If more than 50 people live in a small apartment, it is not difficult to understand what kind of business is going on there. Our government should take this issue seriously and find a solution.” “Believe me, we are considering leaving the country in the face of this situation,” the resident added.
Cyprus: Nigerians Arrested Over Prostitution.
It was gathered that citizens who warned the police about ‘prostitution and drugs’ said that due to noise emanating as a result of noise that originated from the apartment. During the arrest on Thursday, more than 50 Nigerians came out of the flat that the police raided instead of the three people who rented the apartment.
It was reported that the 3-person police team that went to the scene had difficulty collecting more than 50 Nigerians from the apartment, which they had reportedly turned into a club. Cyprusnews247 quoted a resident of the area as saying, “We have all been devastated for months. We were unable to sleep, and we often did not get a response to our complaints.
If more than 50 people live in a small apartment, it is not difficult to understand what kind of business is going on there. Our government should take this issue seriously and find a solution.” “Believe me, we are considering leaving the country in the face of this situation,” the resident added.
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