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NEMA RECEIVES 148 STRANDED NIGERIANS FROM NIGER REPUBLIC. (PHOTOS).



NEMA  Receives 148 Stranded Nigerians from Niger Republic 

 National Emergency Management Agency(NEMA),had received another batch of 148 stranded Nigerians, from Niamey(Niger Republic).

NEMA Co-ordinator Kano Territorial Office, Dr Nuradeen Abdullahi, made the disclosure while receiving the returnees at  Malam Aminu Kano International Airport.

According to him,the returnees were brought back under the care of International Organisation for Migration (IOM) from Niamey (Niger Republic) through a voluntary repatriation programme.

 He maintained that,the returnees arrived aboard SKY MALI Airlines, operated by Ethiopian airline B737-400 with registration number UR-CQX .

The Co-ordinator said, the programme was meant for the distressed, who had left the country to seek greener pastures in various European countries and could not afford to return.

The returnees from Lagos, Kano, Katsina, Jigawa and Kaduna among other states, comprised 94 males, 25 females and 29 children (13 males and 16 females).

“The returnees would undergo a three-day training on how to achieve self sustainability and would be provided with seed capital to enable them engage in productive ventures to be self reliant”He said.

Dr. Nurudeen advised Nigerian youths, to avoid endangering their lives by travelling to seek for wealth in other countries, adding that no country was better than Nigeria.

He urged them to put behind their experiences and be Ambassadors towards advocacy and sensitisation against irregular migration.

Recall that,  NEMA had between February and April, received 548 Stranded Nigerians from Niamey, Niger Republic and Chad.

Radio Nigetia  reports that, the returnees were received by NEMA, in collaboration with Security Agencies,  DSS, SEMA, Nigeria Red Cross, ,National Commission for Refugees, Migrants and IDPs.

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