Gardaí called to Nigerian embassy after passport fiasco

Jim Morahan

Gardaí called to Nigerian embassy after passport fiasco
Thu, 17 Mar, 2005 - 00:00

Dozens of people from many parts of the country turned up outside the Leeson Street embassy after being notified to collect their passports.

Some people in the queue complained they had been waiting since 6am having travelled long distances.

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