4koff:


We must Praise Buhari, for the way he arranged for their return.

They arrived back home in clean cloths like uniforms. It was well packaged. I was proud of the arrangement.

spartan50:
It's good to be back.. That one is calling Buhari in this matter. It was international outcry that's why they responded

mzHANA:

kennygee:
Nigeria bad, Nigeria bad.

No matter how bad it is. There is no place like home.

SimplyFabulous:
Very sad. And as this is happening some Nigerians are still moving there right now. If Nigeria was a peaceful place, this wouldn't be happening. What a shame to Nigeria.

4koff:


We must Praise Buhari, for the way he arranged for their return.

They arrived back home in clean cloths like uniforms. It was well packaged. I was proud of the arrangement.

hopefulLandlord:


Read your Bible bro, Yahweh totally endorsed slavery and only a sinner would fight against our God's holy instructions

jpphilips:


Shut up!! If Nigeria was worse off, what are they thanking God for?
Will you thank God for deporting you to hell from heaven? Pls go and borrow sense.
The amount of money they spent or sponsored through this trip will get them a good buisness in Nigeria, but greed wont let them.
Bingos like you wont use what is left of your head, how can you blame Nigeria when an id!ot decided to pay coyotes $6k for slavery, use your fvcking skull.You should be concerned about the diseases they are returning with.

GlobalGisting:


The thunder that will fire you is gyming in hell. Is it not the harsh conditions he created that drove them out in the first place? All you political fools will surely meet ur end soon, God is watching u.

Mikilojohn:


σσσσнн... ρℓѕ, ωнσ ιѕ вυнαяι

cocolacec:


The IOM gave them those clothings not the Nigerian Govt.

estolaB:


u no well

Fukafuka:
Their repatriation began nearly a year ago but numbers have increased recently, with nearly 1,300 brought home in November, according to NEMA.

Oyindidi:
Who send them go Libya before see their uniforms sef

spartan50:
It's good to be back.. That one is calling Buhari in this matter. It was international outcry that's why they responded

SimplyFabulous:
Very sad. And as this is happening some Nigerians are still moving there right now. If Nigeria was a peaceful place, this wouldn't be happening. What a shame to Nigeria.

4koff:


IOM COME LIKE NIGERIANS, LEAVE GHANAIANS AND SENEGALESE CONE DEY EVACUATE NIGERIANS BACK TO NIGERIA, WHEN DEM REACH NIGERIA, ION COME DEY DOCUMENT THEM SET FOR NIGERIAN GOVERNMENT. ION SEF GO COME STILL TRANSPORT THEN FURTHER TO THEIR VILLAGES AS THE REPORT SAYS.

cocolacec:


Enlighten yourself before you argue on issues.Voluntary return assistance is organised by IOM as a UN agency. Ghanians,Malians and all nationalities etc are all been repartriated back to their respective countries for years now.It didnt start this year.

Over 8,000 illegal migrants repatriated from Libya this year: IOM
http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2017-10/17/c_136686270.htm


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMlF7vBGii8

4koff:


.....and some say it was Nigerian Government in conjunction UN.
https://www.enca.com/africa/nigeria-repatriates-citizens-after-libya-slavery-outcry

Jh0wsef:
Atleast libya used you to CARRY Bomb.

Northern Nigeria will use you as the BOMB ITSELF.

jpphilips:


Shut up!! If Nigeria was worse off, what are they thanking God for?
Will you thank God for deporting you to hell from heaven? Pls go and borrow sense.
The amount of money they spent or sponsored through this trip will get them a good buisness in Nigeria, but greed wont let them.
Bingos like you wont use what is left of your head, how can you blame Nigeria when an id!ot decided to pay coyotes $6k for slavery, use your fvcking skull.You should be concerned about the diseases they are returning with.

40ng:
@VIVIANGIST

Nigerian migrants were filled with joy and expressed relief as they arrived home yesterday, Tuesday 5th of December 2017 from Libya, describing the “hell” of harsh conditions in detention camps where they had been held.

African heads of state have condemned the treatment of undocumented migrants in Libya, including widespread violence and apparent slave trading.



The 144 returnees who touched down late Tuesday, and another planeload expected to land shortly after, are part of a repatriation programme that Nigeria has stepped up in recent months.

One man who gave his name as Franklin told AFP that he was “very, very happy” to return.

“It’s good to be home, because I’ve been in hell in the land of Libya. I’ll start a new life in my country,” he said as he waited to be given food.

The UN has urged Libya to agree to shut down 30 centres holding 15,000 migrants, whose detention has become a pressing issue after video footage showing African men sold in Libyan slave auctions sparked global outrage.

“Thank God, thank God, thank God,” said one young man as he stood in an orderly line at the airport to be registered first by immigration officers and then by the National Emergency Management Agency.

Nigerians make up the majority of undocumented migrants trying to make the treacherous crossing via the Mediterranean Sea to Europe.

Their repatriation began nearly a year ago but numbers have increased recently, with nearly 1,300 brought home in November, according to NEMA.

Another returnee, Omoburo, said he had been held in a Libyan detention camp for nearly nine months before he could return home.

“They used us to do all sort of things, to carry bombs, to carry ammunition, even to ‘pack’ dead bodies,” he said as he stood in front of a large poster of Nigeria’s first lady Aisha Buhari extending a warm “welcome” to the group.

It was reported that up to 70% of the Libya returnees are from Edo state

http://www.viviangist.ng/they-used-us-to-carry-bombs-libya-is-hell-its-good-to-be-home-nigerian-returnee/