SEE PHOTOS OF YOUNG MAN WHO HID IN AIRPLANE WHEELS TO TRAVEL FROM LAGOS TO LONDON

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In a determined bid to travel to Europe for greener pastures, a young Nigerian man, hid himself in the front wheels of Medview Aircraft from Lagos to London.

SaharaReporters has exclusively shared the photos the Nigerian young man identified as Emmanuel Ugochukwu, who, on Saturday, stowed away in the front wheels of Medview Aircraft from Lagos to London.

The boy was said to have hidden in the aircraft heading to London from Lagos in an attempt to seek greener pastures abroad. He was discovered by authorities who immediately returned him on the next available flight to Lagos.

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