The Nigerian government has respond to the maltreatment of there citizen in Libya. The late hours of Tuesday 29th November, it was reported that 242 Nigerians has successfully landed to Nigeria airport from Libya.

242 Nigerians returned from Libya this evening. The aircraft touched down at around 9.10 pm. Registration & profiling is ongoing by relevant agencies.


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I Pray say Darlington my guy go dey there, Darlington wey leave 9ija since 2005 enter Libya nobody has heard from him or know his where about till now.

May he(Darlington) be the first to come down from that plane ... AMEN !!

thank God Oooooo.

What if hin de Europe now? You de pray make e come back?

Chicagoesontop:
I Pray say Darlington my guy go dey there, Darlington wey leave 9ija since 2005 enter Libya nobody has heard from him or know his where about till now.

May he(Darlington) be the first to come down from that plane ... AMEN !!

bigtt76:
What if hin de Europe now? You de pray make e come back?

I wonder o.

I hope the plane will go back nd pick up more people cos no be only 242 Nigerians dey dia o

When countries withdrew their ambassadors to Libya I wondered what sense that action made. Your people needs you and the best thing is to make diplomatic noise?

Libya is a country which a central government is almost non existent and these people are held by people in places where the government of Libya can't do anything. If you want to help your people, go get them yourself.

Nigeria has rescued over 4,000 people this year from that country so will I say Abike Dabiri has been doing well? Yes

I tell you that even as these ones are returning some are preparing to take the risk too , that’s how bad things are

Thank God. I hope they won't jet back.

Some mouths will mock you for trying

Don't look there..
Don't ask why..

Get back to your hustle

Tru every dark night, there's a brighter day after that.

One luv

The death of gadaffi was a huge loss to africa.

The western world always dispose African leaders with visions

The same way they deposed GEJ and installed a ragamoffin called Buhari...now look at nigeria

They did same in egypt..now look at egypt.

Chicagoesontop:
I Pray say Darlington my guy go dey there, Darlington wey leave 9ija since 2005 enter Libya nobody has heard from him or know his where about till now.

May he(Darlington) be the first to come down from that plane ... AMEN !!

Amen......... So sorry

Next time, buy plane ticket

This is not the first time. Nigerians have been rescued from Libya, Italy and Morocco and they usually interview them on NTA Network News at 9.

However, many more are still trying to cross the Mediterranean every day.

1)

Published on Jan 26, 2017

NTA News

Senior special adviser to the president on foreign affairs and diaspora, Abike Dabiri-Erewa has warned Nigerians seeking to leave the country to Libya to desist from doing so. The SSA gave the warning when members of the national emergency management agency (NEMA) visited her to shed more light on NEMA’S rescue operations in Libya.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NV07w838jmU

The NEMA guy said that over 600 Nigerians were repatriated from Libya in 2016 (by NEMA and the International Organisation for Migration) and he stressed that these are voluntary returnees, not deportees.

2) 161 Nigerians return from Libya (February 2017).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OvHYk64lDsI


3) 262 Nigerians return from Libya (July 2017)


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cS0tuj6D5Pk


4) 128 stranded Nigerians return from Libya (August 2017)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wDUxmZRlsN4

5)

Published on Jul 21, 2015

English/Nat XFA

Thousands of Nigerians have returned from Libya as part of an organised repatriation in the wake of widespread violence directed against immigrants from sub-Saharan African.


Several plane loads of Nigerians arrived in Lagos. The deportees - now living in a temporary camp - have been giving graphic accounts of clashes in the Libyan capital, Tripoli, and other cities.

During the past weeks, thousands of African immigrants living in Libya have been attacked by local residents. Some reports suggested dozens of people died, but no exact figures are available.

An apparently trivial dispute sparked one of the most serious reported confrontations involving Chadians and Sudanese in the town of Zawiyah, west of Tripoli. It is understood there were also a number of clashes in Tripoli where disturbances of any kind are rare.

The deportees said Libyan police allowed the attacks to go ahead, even after the immigrants had been moved into special camps. Nationals of countries like Guinea, Cameroon, Niger and Chad also suffered.

The violence is a blow to Libya's leader, Colonel Moammar Gadhafi, who is keen to assume the role of a leading statesman on the African continent. His pan-African policy has led to growing numbers of immigrants from other African countries entering Libya. Now thought to number about a (M) million, they are said to have become the focus of social and economic resentment.

But the returnees did not blame the Libyan leader, whom they described as a friend of black Africans. Rather, they said Colonel Gadhafi could not control his own people's hostility towards them.

SOUNDBITE: (English) "A big, a very big noise and they break my door, rush into our house, burn everything, beat us, stab me, who are these people? They are Libyans."

SUPER CAPTION: Stabbed Deportee

SOUNDBITE: (English) "The Libyan people still believe that we are Africans, are still slaves, they consider us barbaric, they do not even see anything especially good in blacks and especially we Nigerians.

When we are walking down the streets we have been attacked by the drivers and the 'afma' boys as they are called. There was all this, we took it gladly with them when we took these cases to the police they would tell us 'imshi, imshi' (go away in Arabic) you know. They kick us out of these things some us have been stabbed, some of us were even...the pregnant women were beaten publicly."

SUPER CAPTION: Deportee


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPsldkwTJU4

Good

jerryunit48:
I tell you that even as these ones are returning some are preparing to take the risk too , that’s how bad things are

is our govt doing anything to stop these people?

Or even raise awareness on the horror going on there

NTA wch is supposed to be our country's mouthpiece is busy being used as a propaganda network

if they like they can go back because despite all these troubles some are still clamouring to go through the same routes.
APC stinks! if its not suicide its slavery, if its not pick pockets it will be smash and grab. What a colossal dissappointment!

I been wan curse all these yeye bloggers say them no see better news to post but na to dey attack pastors upandan. Funny set of people, wetin concern pastors on top the matter, una get president wey una vote for una no carry rant give am, na pastors una dey shout upandan. That guy wey post that thing yesterday just dey lucky say i no dey mood yesterday, the mumu for hear am. And by the way i think this is the second batch.. I saw 292 somewhere yesteraday.. Landed around 9:10 or so.

raker300:
The death of gadaffi was a huge loss to africa.

The western world always dispose African leaders with visions

The same way they deposed GEJ and installed a ragamoffin called Buhari...now look at nigeria

They did same in egypt..now look at egypt.

There is very little African nations can do to counter neo-colonialism

The painful part of this issue now is that APC will start to jubilate over 272 people.. You need to step up your game.

we thank God for their safety return and welcome to the jungle

Those rescued may be "few" BUT I'm sure it makes a big big difference in their lives!
Thank God for their success in landing back in Nigeria.

May God's name be praised!!!

Femi4 kayode, where are u

My brothers from Uromi, ekpoma, Benin, etc are still packing their bags, about to travel this morning

savagefinder:
The painful part of this issue now is that APC will start to jubilate over 272 people.. You need to step up your game.

forget APC,nah Apc send dem on mission impossible? .Some of those people are doing great/ well in their respective biz but greed/ long neck nor allow dem reason well.If Tolu,chinedu "Andrew"dey too must do n die

So sad. The most annoying thing is that some pple are still planing to travel tru libya to Europe, esp ladies in Benin.

Chicagoesontop:
I Pray say Darlington my guy go dey there, Darlington wey leave 9ija since 2005 enter Libya nobody has heard from him or know his where about till now.

May he(Darlington) be the first to come down from that plane ... AMEN !!

Chicagoesontop:
I Pray say Darlington my guy go dey there, Darlington wey leave 9ija since 2005 enter Libya nobody has heard from him or know his where about till now.

May he(Darlington) be the first to come down from that plane ... AMEN !!

Also hope on e Tony dey among.The boy just closed his electronic shop and runz.Everywhere nah abroad shikenah