Mr Nwobi further appealed to the South African government to grant Nigerians willing to self-deport a waiver to enable them do so without being arrested and detained.
Police said four male suspects, aged between 31 and 34, were arrested at different locations in Springbok and Okiep.
The suspects are expected to appear before the Virginia Magistrate’s Court soon, the police said.
The justice minister said, “Mr Tshuma will be extradited to the UK once I have signed all the extradition documents and requests.”
Adams played three matches at the World Cup in North America as South Africa reached the knockout round.
“The last evacuation flight, which is expected to bring home approximately 300 of our nationals, is expected to arrive in Nigeria next week,” Mr Ebienfa said.
The Ugandan embassy said, “The arrival marks the successful conclusion of phase one of the government of Uganda’s voluntary repatriation exercise.”
Economists warned on Friday that the departure of foreign workers in South Africa could hurt the labour market.
Air Peace has completed the fourth phase of the evacuation of Nigerians from South Africa, bringing another 284 Nigerians home.
The parliament urged the federal government to invoke available diplomatic and lawful international mechanisms to seek redress.
