- NEMA has a new batch of 160 stranded Nigerians from Libya- The emergency agency advised young Nigerians to desist from embarking on irregular migration which removes their fundamental rights- The returnees were brought back by the International Organisation for Migration (IOM) and European Union under the Assisted Voluntary Returnees (AVR) ProgrammeThe National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) has received another batch of 160 stranded Nigerians from Libya. “Also, there are 79 male adults, two male children and five male infants making up 74 females and 86 males, including a psychologically traumatised adult male. Muhammed advised young Nigerians to desist from embarking on irregular migration which removes the fundamental rights that such migrants could have enjoyed. Komolafe said: “Despite the bad situation in Libya, the people believe in their leaders and are praying fervently for them. “If Nigerians can avoid blaming government for everything, with faith and sincerity, our prayers will be accepted by God.

Source: Libya Today February 15, 2019 09:45 UTC