Top Zimbabwean politician confirms David Hundeyin was detained at Harare airport in Zimbabwe because he traveled with Ghanaian Refugee papers

Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that Top Zimbabwean politician confirms David Hundeyin was detained at Harare airport in Zimbabwe because he traveled with Ghanaian Refugee papers. 

Nick Mangwana WROTE:….

“He traveled on Ghanaian Refuge papers. Those need a Visa before one departs their country of Asylum.

“That’s his side of the story.

We treat everyone who is waiting for a flight for their removal with a lot of courtesy and human dignity. Having said that, I do understand that being denied entry when you have reveled all the way can be a source of immense frustrations and verbal lash outs, some which are inaccurate but someone just ventilating such vexations.The Free African Movement Protocol has not been operationalised yet. This would make it easy for Africans to move across the continent without need for visa or in some cases passports. We are not yet there. Currently Zimbabweans need Visas to go to Nigeria and many African countries and Vice versa.”

He wrote on Twitter:

“I landed in Zimbabwe earlier today, and I have been detained at Harare Airport inside a smelly locked room for nearly 7 hours.

“They said that despite using the travel document of a country with a visa-free relationship, my nationality is still Nigerian, and thus, I need a visa.

“I was processed for removal from their country and locked in a tiny room, but I have heard nothing from anyone for several hours.

“Alongside a lady from Uganda (also a visa-free country), I have been locked in a room with no windows or toilet, plus a bottle of pee on the floor.

“No one appears to be in charge of anything, and even though my return flight to Addis has been rescheduled for tonight, I am still locked in this room, and I risk missing my flight.

“They appear to have forgotten that they have people in detention here. I am ready to hop on my flight and never come back to Zimbabwe for the rest of my life.🙏🏿

“Please, someone out there who is actually in charge of something should let me go so I can be on my merry way. I’m not interested in visiting Zimbabwe anymore.

I want to go home. Please.”