NEMA, in a statement on Wednesday via its verified X handle, said the returnees arrived at the Cargo Terminal of Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos, aboard an Air Libya Airlines flight with registration number 5A-BAE at about 5:15 pm on October 21, 2025.
The agency stated that the operation was coordinated by the agency’s Lagos Operations Office in conjunction with the National Commission for Refugees, Migrants and Internally Displaced Persons.
It added that the returnees comprised 100 adults (32 males and 68 females), 34 children (18 males and 16 females), and 13 infants (5 males and 8 females).
Personnel of the Nigeria Immigration Service, NIS, were on ground to conduct biometric registration and documentation to ensure proper identification and smooth reintegration into society.
“In line with the Federal Government’s commitment to ensuring the safe, dignified, and humane return of its citizens, the returnees were provided with food, potable water, medical care, ambulance services, and counselling, alongside logistical support to facilitate their transition.
“The entire reception process was well-coordinated, efficient, and centred on the welfare and dignity of all returnees,” the statement read.
It added that the returnees comprised 100 adults (32 males and 68 females), 34 children (18 males and 16 females), and 13 infants (5 males and 8 females).
Personnel of the Nigeria Immigration Service, NIS, were on ground to conduct biometric registration and documentation to ensure proper identification and smooth reintegration into society.
“In line with the Federal Government’s commitment to ensuring the safe, dignified, and humane return of its citizens, the returnees were provided with food, potable water, medical care, ambulance services, and counselling, alongside logistical support to facilitate their transition.
“The entire reception process was well-coordinated, efficient, and centred on the welfare and dignity of all returnees,” the statement read.
Thank goodness those children are in a safer place.
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Some people still dey run around , gathering documents to travel, even as we speak. Upon all d inhumanity meted out to them, ona must travel to Libya of all places.
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