- Advertisement -Barely three weeks after 138 Nigerians returned voluntarily from Libya, another 580 are being expected from the North African country, this week. DSP Joseph Alabi, the spokesperson for the Lagos Airport Police Command, confirmed the development to journalists on Monday in Lagos. 138 Nigerians, on Oct. 3 returned from Libya where they had been stranded en route Europe. The returnees were brought back to the expression of interest to return to Nigeria through the assistance of the International Organisation for Migration. The returnees comprised of 65 female adults, two teenage girls and two infants (baby girls) while the male adults were 64, two teenage boys and three infants (baby boys).

Source: Libya Today October 23, 2017 16:30 UTC