- The seven Polish citizens who were detained in Nigeria during the hardship protests have been released
- Polish foreign ministry disclosed this on Wednesday via a terse statement and noted that the released persons are in Kano state
- The spokesman of the ministry, Pawel Wronski, further confirmed the development and noted that the Polish citizens have had their passports, laptops, and belongings returned
The Polish Nationals arrested during protests have been freed. Image for illustration purposes.
Photo credit: BOL NewsSource: FacebookPolish students have been released and are in Kano. The Minister @sikorskiradek spoke today with the representative of parents, Mr. Jacek Prolniczak, and thanked the students families for the good cooperation with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Thank you to everyone involved in the release of citizens.Read more about nationwide protest here:
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