#thelibyasituation

#Repost from @webuyblack with @regram.app ... Shoutout to all Nigerians 🇳🇬 ❣️ @nikkilaoye #teamafrica follow @WeBuyBlack #webuyblack ・・・ Time: 9:15pm #ThePlaneHasArrived #Update #AtTheAirport #TheLibyaSituation: And the plane has arrived with another batch of 239 Nigerians from Libya. . . Officials from NEMA, IOM (International Organization of Migration) and NCFRMI (National Commission for Refugees, Migrants and Internally Displaced Persons) are on ground to receive them. . . They would be profiled and Food, Accommodation and Financial assistance would be given to them. This has been the general procedure since last year as over 3,000 Nigerian Migrants have been returned from Libya. . . The work continues... - Live Report by @NikkiLaoye (NCFRMI Southwest Voice of Refugees and IDPs/Founder of Angel 4 Life Foundation) . . - #regrann @ghanaposts

@Regranned from @billewoodruff - Repost By @yandysmith: Amen they are being rescued. Follow her page for up to date information. #Repost @nikkilaoye ・・・ Time: 9:15pm #ThePlaneHasArrived #Update #AtTheAirport #TheLibyaSituation: And the plane has arrived with another batch of 239 Nigerians from Libya. . . Federal Government Of Nigeria in collaboration with IOM (International Organization of Migration) have been working together in facilitating the return of Nigerian Migrants in Libya for over a year now.. Many had traveled illegally through the desert trying to reach Italy via Libya before finding themselves in tight situations, thrown into jail for illegal entry or falling into the hands of wrong people and being sold into slavery/prostitution . . . . On return to Nigeria, Officials from IOM and federal government agencies - NEMA and NCFRMI @ncfrmi_sw (National Commission for Refugees, Migrants and Internally Displaced Persons) are always on ground to receive them at the airport. . . They would be profiled and Food, Accommodation and Financial assistance would be given to them. This has been the general procedure since last year as over 3,000 Nigerian Migrants have been returned from Libya. . . The work continues... - Live Report by @NikkiLaoye (NCFRMI Southwest Voice of Refugees and IDPs/Founder of Angel 4 Life Foundation) . . #NCFRMI #LibyaSlaveTrade #Angel4LifeFoundation #NikkiLaoye #Libya . . @instablog9ja @bellanaijaonline @olorisupergal @officialhiptv @iamadunniade @georginaonuoha @goldmynetv @krakstv @onlyinnigeria @funny_african_pics @tundeednut (via #appskottage.com #QuickReposter @AppKottage) - #regrann

@Regrann from @nikkilaoye - #Update #TheLibyaSituation #SwipeForMorePics: This is @NikkiLaoye Reporting for NCFRMI as the NCFRMI Southwest Voice of Refugees and IDPs/Founder of Angel 4 Life Foundation. . . "It’s a very sad, appalling situation indeed about this Libya Slave Trade and The Federal Government via NCFRMI @ncfrmi_sw in conjunction with the IOM has been getting Nigerians out from Libya since last year. Most of them were deceived to migrate illegally from Nigeria through the desert in a bid to get to Europe. And the government is bringing in more Nigerians this night 28th of Nov, 2017. . I will be there myself. . . A total of 3,480 young Nigerians, mostly girls, were returned from Libya in the last 10 months, the National Commission for Refugees, Migrants and Internally Displaced Persons (NCRMI) has confirmed. The NCRMI South-West Zonal Director, Mrs Magret Ukegbu confirms, that the returnees were received from Feb. 1 to Nov. 6. Ukegbu said that the commission had been working with the International Organisation for Migration (IOM), National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) and other relevant organisations in receiving the returnees. . . “From February to the first week of this month of November, we have received about 3,480 young Nigerian returnees from Libya. “These young Nigerians, mostly girls from age 14, were received in different weeks during the period. “We have found out that the IOM, European Union (EU), Dutch and Swiss governments are involved in the return of these Nigerians from Libya,’’ she said. She said that some of the young people returned with pregnancy. According to her, there are more than 12,000 young Nigerians in prisons or stranded in different parts of Libya. Ukegbu expressed worry at the situation. She said that the commission was working to ensure durable integration of the returnees into the Nigerian society. “The commission believes that it is not enough to receive these young Nigerians; it is important that they are urgently given the needed mentoring, training & rehabilitation . #NCFRMI #Angel4LifeFoundation #SlaveAuction #CaringForTheDisplaced #Libya #LibyaSlaveTrade Cc: @alibabagcfr @yemialade @tiwasavage