Another set of 181 Nigerian migrants return from Libya amidst ongoing slave trade crisis

At about 7:00pm today, January 8, 2017, another set of 181 Nigerian migrants including men, women, and children returned home from Libya aboard a chartered flight at the International Airport, Lagos.

This comes a day after 491 Nigerians returning home yesterday via Port Harcourt International Airport amidst the ongoing slave trade crisis.

The return was facilitated by the IOM under the EU and the NCFRMI, NAPTIP, NEMA and other relevant agencies are on ground to receive and profile the returnees at the reception center at the airport.
Following the new large-scale evacuation process by the Federal Government of Nigeria, more flights are expected simultaneously in Lagos and Port Harcourt during the week 

#Today #DutyCalls #Update Date: Monday 8th January, 2018 | 7pm . . The Arrival of another batch of 181 Nigerian Returnees from Libya aboard a chartered flight at the International Airport, Lagos. The return was facilitated by the IOM under the EU and The NCFRMI, NAPTIP, NEMA and other relevant agencies are on ground to receive and profile the returnees at the reception center at the airport . . This is happening alongside the new large scale evacuation process by the Federal Government of Nigeria with 491 Nigerians returning home yesterday via Port Harcourt. More flights are expected simultaneously in Lagos and Port Harcourt during the week . . Report by @NikkiLaoye (NCFRMI Southwest Voice /Founder of Angel 4 Life Foundation) #NCFRMI #CaringForTheDisplaced #NikkiLaoye #Angel4LifeFoundation #NigerianMigrants #Migrants #LibyaSlaveTrade #LibyanSlaveTrade #Libya #Nigeria Cc: @flytimetv @instablog9ja @onobello @olorisupergal @officialhiptv @goldmynetv @thenetng @lindaikejiblog @praiseworld_ @bellanaijaonline @pulsenigeria247 @fuzengn @tvcconnect @bayolefoo @cnnafrica @bbcnewspidgin