AdvertisementThe National Emergency Management Agency on Thursday received 128 stranded Nigerians who voluntarily returned to the country from Libya. After profiling, NEMA said the returnees were 126 males and two females, among them two females and four males had health issues. There are many opportunities here and the country is gradually getting back on track with greater prospects for every Nigerian to be proud of,” he said. Maihajja said the Federal Government in conjunction with IOM and some state governments were already carrying out rehabilitation programmes for the returnees. “After the programmes, every returnee will be empowered to start a new life with lots of incentives,” he said.

Source: Libya Today August 11, 2017 07:52 UTC