JKIA security foils human trafficking and immigration fraud, 4 arrested

National Police Service arrests four individuals at JKIA over immigration fraud and suspected human trafficking, including forged visas and residence permits for Europe...

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Security officers at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) have disrupted two immigration fraud and suspected human trafficking attempts, leading to the arrest of four individuals. These arrests highlight efforts to dismantle transnational travel facilitation networks operating through the airport.

The National Police Service (NPS) confirmed the arrests in Nairobi, Kenya on February 7.
Iman Dib was arrested with a forged Bosnia and Herzegovina visa, and his alleged facilitator, Samira Dib, was also apprehended.
In a separate incident, Ahmed Eltayeb, a Sudanese national, was caught with a forged UK residence permit, and his Kenyan facilitator, Abdullahi Ali, was also arrested.

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