Nigeria, Aug. 4 -- The Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) has announced that it dismantled a fraudulent network marketing ring linked to the QNET/IGNITE group, arrested 12 suspects, including the alleged syndicate leader, and rescued two victims in coordinated operations across Lagos State.

In a statement issued on Tuesday, 4th August, the NIS Public Relations Officer, AS Akinlabi, said the breakthrough followed actionable intelligence on trafficking syndicates operating in both states.

According to the statement, one Ouattara Adama, a Burkinabe national identified as the alleged leader of the QNET/IGNITE syndicate, was arrested alongside 11 other suspected facilitators. The facilitators comprise eight Liberians and three Cameroonians. ...