Ghanaian Deported From Pakistan

PESHAWAR: The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) on Tuesday deported Amadu Tijani, a resident of Ghana, for allegedly travelling to Pakistan on a fake visa. “Amadu Tajani was deported after his visa was found fake,” FIA acting deputy director (immigration) Inamullah Khan Gandapure told APP. He said the foreigner came here by a private airliner from Dubai.

During the checking of his travel documents, the Pakistani visa sticker on his passport was found fake and he was deported to Dubai subsequently, he said.

Source: GhanaWeb

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