180 Nigerians, Including 11 Infants, Return From Libya Under IOM Programme

The Federal Government has received 180 Nigerians who returned from Sebha, Libya, through the Assisted Voluntary Return Programme. The group arrived at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos, on Tuesday afternoon. The returnees included 143 adults, 26 children and 11 infants. There were 75 adult men and 68 adult women in the group. The International Organisation for Migration coordinated the return with the Federal Government. Immigration officials documented the returnees, while agencies provided food, water, medical checks, counselling and other support to aid their reintegration into their communities.

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