Omoakinsuyi:
Next time when him hear Li....he go pick race

Boleyndynasty2:
Nigeria sef... Which year will we read about Nigeria deporting people?!!

Jibril659:
there's no place like home

Onyochejohn:
but they look fresh and smart pass us wey dem come meet for home

hucienda:
hmmm ... no name.

Difficult code for the NCAN to crack.

All the same, welcome home buddy!

freeborn76:
I don't support Nigerians immigrating to dangerous and unsafe countries in the name of greener pasture, but I respect a man that at least tried...as long as it is not drug peddling or any other vice, I respect a man that makes an effort. He may be back home, but his worldview is different; he is better than that man that has never left his father's tent for a minute. May the Lord grant them workable ideas to make it here.

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coolesmile:
Stay in your own country and hustle. Na una mate dey make am for Nigeria. For una mind, una travel abroad. Libya na abroad?

vivaciousvivi:

Northern parts of countries in the North of Africa + SA have a Mediterranean climate. So at this time of the year, it's fairly cold just before spring sets in. Not their fault

coolesmile:
Stay in your own country and hustle.
Na una mate dey make am for Nigeria.
For una mind, una travel abroad.
Libya na abroad?

CastedDude:
A total of 162 Nigerians stranded in the Islamic Republic of Libya were returned back home today and received by the National Emergency Management Agency along with the office of the Special Assistant to the President on Foreign Affairs and Diaspora Matters. A chartered flight that brought the returnees arrived the cargo wing of Murtala Mohammed International Airport where they were officially received at about 4pm.

Director General of NEMA was represented by the Deputy Director Search and Rescue Dr Onimode while the Special Assistant to the President Hon Abike Dabiri was represented by Mr Abdulrahman Balogun.

Breakdown of the returnees as given by Dr Onimode shows that 61 of them were males and 101 females. He further explained that among the males were 2 children and 7 infants while the females had 7 children and 2 infants.

He also said that the return of the stranded Nigerians were facilitated by the International Organization for Migration as on arrival, they were profiled, fed and assisted back to their various towns and homes.

Source; http://www.nationalhelm.net/2017/02/161-nigerians-deported-from-libya.html

Solowiz:
whybe a king when you can be a God!

buchilino:
NEXT TIME. WEN UR TOLD 2 TRAVEL 2 ARAB COUNTRY, MAKE U THINK TWICE.