The border has shifted under our feet. A senior immigration officer in Ogun State told me the job had begun to feel like a revolving door. Since intelligence filtered that the South-West Ogun in particular might be vulnerable to coordinated attacks, his teams have moved from sweep to sweep around Abeshin Mosque in Ijebu Igbo, where “over 3,000” West African nationals cluster in a makeshift camp; at Gaa Sabo in Lafenwa, Abeokuta; under the…
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