IOM received the 182 returnees aboard a chartered flight on Tuesday.
The IOM said the majority of them were from detention camps in Benghazi, Libya.
The suspect travelled from Malaysia to Thailand and subsequently to Nigeria through the UAE.
The Force spokesperson said that Mr Ugberease’s extradition was coordinated in collaboration with the INTERPOL National Central Bureau (NCB) Abuja.
Mr Tinubu is expected to participate in the APC primary elections scheduled to begin on Saturday.
He said seven children and two infants were also among the returnees.
The CP commended the operatives for their vigilance and professionalism.
Firiehiwot Mekonnen, the general manager (Nigeria) of Ethiopian Airlines, described Nigeria as a valued partner, not merely a destination in its global journey.
Mr Marwa said, “Whether they hide behind legitimate businesses, religious titles, or complex concealment methods, we will find them.”
Mr Nasir said the initiative forms part of the youth development drive under Governor Dikko Radda’s administration.
