Archive · 21 Aug 2026
Two Nigerian Nationals Face Deportation After Delhi Visa Overstay
Delhi Police found two Nigerian nationals whose visas had expired.
The two people were staying in Dwarka, a part of Delhi.
Police were checking foreign nationals' documents during a drive called Operation VISTA 1.0.
One person, Nwakor Paul Chukwuebuka, was apprehended on August 7.
The other person, Aminat Aminu, was apprehended on August 10.
Police checked their travel and identity papers.
Both were taken before the proper authority.
That authority ordered steps for their deportation or repatriation.
Dwarka District Police apprehended two Nigerian nationals over allegedly expired visas.
The action occurred under Delhi Police's Operation VISTA 1.0 verification drive.
Nwakor Paul Chukwuebuka was apprehended in Dwarka on August 7.
Aminat Aminu was apprehended in Dwarka on August 10.
Authorities issued deportation and repatriation orders after reviewing their documents.
- Who
- Dwarka District Police and two Nigerian nationals: Nwakor Paul Chukwuebuka and Aminat Aminu.
- What
- Police apprehended the two individuals after finding that their visas had expired.
- When
- Nwakor Paul Chukwuebuka was apprehended on August 7, and Aminat Aminu on August 10.
- Where
- Dwarka district in New Delhi, India.
- Why
- Their documents showed expired visas during a foreign-national verification drive.
- Operation
- Operation VISTA 1.0
- Police unit
- Dwarka District Police
- First apprehension
- Nwakor Paul Chukwuebuka, also identified as Cypril Odigbo and Paul Chukwuebuka Okeke, on August 7
- Second apprehension
- Aminat Aminu on August 10
- Violation
- Alleged visa overstay after visas expired
- Authority action
- Deportation and repatriation orders were issued in the respective cases