Hot Stories

Tyla Shakes Global Music Scene With Historic Double Win at American Music Awards

Peruzzi Opens Up on How Fame and Davido Connection Ended His 7-Year Relationship

Yul Edochie Sparks Debate as He Challenges Men Over Silence and Marital Conflict

Pep Guardiola Announces Manchester City Exit After Decade of Historic Success

Daniel Etim Effiong Sparks Debate Over His View on Handling Infidelity in Marriage

Video of Calm Chinese Police Officer Sparks Debate Among Nigerians

Nollywood Actress Soso Speaks on Onscreen Kissing, Says It’s Strictly Business

Bambam Shares Wild Lagos Road Experience After Unexpected Escort Through Traffic

Obi Cubana Sparks Speculation After Quietly Deleting City Boy Movement Posts

Ebuka Opens Up on 13 Year Smoking Addiction and Life Before Fame

NYSC Marks 53 Years as Officials Praise Role in National Unity and Youth Development

Blaqbonez Reveals Why He Rejected Reported $1M Mavin Records Deal

Chelsea Legend Azpilicueta Announces Retirement After Glorious Career

Phyna Sparks Debate Over Dignity of Labour After Public Appearance as Waitress

Davido Raises Alarm Over Alleged Move to Block Accord Party Ahead of Osun 2026 Election

Police Launch Manhunt After Nursing Student Found Dead in Imo Apartment

Anambra First Lady Boosts Food Drive with 5,000 Seed Packs for Households

Seun Kuti Sparks Massive Debate After Explaining How Crazy $1 Billion Really Is

Nigeria’s Youngest Lawmaker Rukayat Shittu Secures APC Ticket Again, Breaks Political Tradition

Slumflower Sparks Heated Debate After Saying She Brings No Traditional “Value” To Relationships

262 Stranded Nigerians in Libya Return to Nigeria as Move to Europe Stalls (Photos)

Posted by Odinaka on Wed 02nd Aug, 2017 - tori.ng

A total of 262 Nigerian including men, women and children who have been stranded and disappointed in Libya after they failed to make their way to Europe, have returned to the country.

Some of the returnees

The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) have received 262 stranded Nigerians in Libya who voluntarily returned to Nigeria through the humanitarian services of the International Organisation for Migration at the Hajj Camp, Murtala Muhammad International Airport, Ikeja, Lagos.

The Director General of NEMA, Engr. Mustapha Maihajja who was represented by the Southwest Zonal Coordinator of the Agency, Alh. Suleiman Yakubu admonished the Returnees to stay back and utilise the available resources abound in the country.

Other Agencies that participated in the exercise are NAPTIP, DSS, Nigeria Police, Immigration Services, FAAN,, Nigerian AirForce and others.

On arrival, IOM gave the each Returnees the sum of 18,000 Naira and NEMA supported them with the sum of 7,000 to ease their transportation to their respective destination and settle down in the community.