The Lagos Territorial Office of the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) has received a batch of 163 Vulnerable Nigerian returnees from Libya.
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The returnees who arrived the Murtala Muhammed International Airport in the late hours of Tuesday, August 6, comprised of 88 males, 73 female and 2 children.
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This was made known via a post on NEMA’s X handle, on Wednesday, August 7.
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The post reads: “The Lagos Territorial Office along with other stakeholders received a batch of 163 Nigeria returnees from Libya today Tuesday 6th August, 2024.
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“The returnees arrived Murtala International Airport, Cargo at 19:45 hours aboard a Boeing charter flight with registration number 5A-DMG. They comprises 88 male, 73 female and 2 children.
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“The returnees were offered necessary assistance by IOM with support of NEMA, NCFRMI, Nigeria Immigration Service, DSS, Port Health and Nigeria Police.
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“After the necessary profiling and biometrics exercise, they are expected to be given skilled training as part of the reintegration assistant being offered by IOM.”
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