Another 140 Nigerians who voluntarily agreed to return to Nigeria from Libya where they have been stranded on Tuesday arrived the Murtala Muhammed Airport (MMA) Lagos, aboard a Libyan Airlines plane.

One of the returnees described her experience in Libya as living in hell.

Mrs Ifeoluwa Adeosun, an indigene of Owo in Ondo State, said she sold all her property to travel to Germany when her husband, Adeosun died.She however lamented that she suffered a lot while in Libya.

She said she decided to go abroad in search of the means to take care of her children after the demise of her husband.

She thanked IOM and Federal Government for her trip back to Nigeria,

Adeosun appealed to the Federal Government to evacuate other Nigerians in Libya, adding that they are suffering there.

Among the 140 returnees were 74 adult females, 52 adult males, one female child, two male children, three female infants, two male infants and six unaccompanied kids, out of which five are female and one male.

Alhaji Muhammad Sani Sidi, Director General, National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), said the International Organisation for Migration (IOM), facilitated their journey back into the country.

Sidi, who was represented by Dr Onimode Bandele, Deputy Director, Search and Rescue, NEMA said:

“What makes this special is that we have four minor accompanied among them.

“We have to do proper training to see that these people are united with their families.

“We have three medical cases on board and our doctors are aware of their cases and waiting to attend to them,” he said.

The director general thanked the IOM that made it possible for the Nigerians to return home and the Nigeria government who mobilised different agencies for the exercise

He advised the returnees to stop running away from the country, adding that they should stay to develop the country together with their compatriots.

“My advice for you is to sit down at home, struggle and let’s develop our country. The country you are running to, their citizens developed it. If all of us run out of the country, who will develop it.

“So let stay back, struggle, work hard and ensure that our country is a better place for us,” he said.

Head of Lagos Office of IOM, Dr Nahashon Thuo, said most of the returnees were trying to cross to Europe without valid immigration papers.

Thuo said they were arrested by Libyan Immigration.

He, whoever, said the returnees indicated their interest to return to Nigeria, adding that they would be given 50 dollars each by the organisation.

Several government agencies were on hand to receive the returnees. Among the agencies were the Nigeria Immigration Service, Port Health from the Federal Ministry of Health and the National Agency against Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIPs)


Source:
http://www.ajayiwrites.com/2016/12/libya-was-hell-nigerian-returnee.html

Welcome home, at least you are back safe and sound...

Read more here..

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lol make una better go back Na now una just dey realize am abi Na only deported one says there's no place like home

Una welcome again oop

that Libya still better pass Buhari's naija o!
una for kukuma hold body for there o!

Hmmm... Its well, no place like home..

Them Neva chichomchim, when our recession dawns on them, they will look for money to return back to that same Libya,,,

Welcome bck... God bless your hustle...

AjayiWrites:

“My advice for you is to sit down at home, struggle and let’s develop our country. The country you are running to, their citizens developed it. If all of us run out of the country, who will develop it.
“So let stay back, struggle, work hard and ensure that our country is a better place for us,” he said.

As usual, empty words. No one is happy to leave behind families and friends if the economy is bouyant, and the prospects are bright.

Libyans didn't create a good economy through wishful thinking. There are consistent policies and dedicated implementations aimed at this development. Same cannot be said for Nigeria and its voodoo economic plans.

Moreover, Libya wasn't their final destination. Just a transit point on their way to Europe.

Come o!!

E be like say some people actually book space before a topic is posted

SexyNairalander:
how can Libya be a means of greener pastures sef. . .thinking out loud


anyway welcome back

U must still be a baby..
Libya was once a hub for Africans to go make ballery until Obama-beast destroyed it...

Thank God they are all fine

And you were dying silently there. Thank God you are back sound and safe. Many has lost their life in the course of traveling out by all mean.
Nigeria is a great country and there is no place like home. Welcome. Let make Nigeria of our dream come to reality.

Back from Abroad

Together we can build our own nation. Welcome back, home is always better

chicent2k3:
Come o!!

E be like say some people actually book space before a topic is posted

e like say u are a new comer

Those unaccompanied kids hw did they get ther

No place like home after all.

and u wanted to die there?

Chaii.....

Nigeria ..pls let's burn all the ropes in Nigeria.




Dear Nairalanders thanks for your patronage so far. Please contact me on my signature for your Xmas goat.

SexyNairalander:
how can Libya be a means of greener pastures sef. . .thinking out loud


anyway welcome back

Libya use to be a paradise

Welcome to heaven

brokenplate:
J

for Jelili

Welcome back home , thanks to God for bringing you back home safely at least you didn't not die in foreign land.

but my friend still de Libya
She also agreed to return January as No work for her since 1 and half year

Elchappo:
Them Neva chichomchim, when our recession dawns on them, they will look for money to return back to that same Libya,,,

There is hell and there is Hell

Welcome home

AjayiWrites:
Another 140 Nigerians who voluntarily agreed to return to Nigeria from Libya where they have been stranded on Tuesday arrived the Murtala Muhammed Airport (MMA) Lagos, aboard a Libyan Airlines plane.

One of the returnees described her experience in Libya as living in hell.

Mrs Ifeoluwa Adeosun, an indigene of Owo in Ondo State, said she sold all her property to travel to Germany when her husband, Adeosun died.She however lamented that she suffered a lot while in Libya.

She said she decided to go abroad in search of the means to take care of her children after the demise of her husband.

She thanked IOM and Federal Government for her trip back to Nigeria,

Adeosun appealed to the Federal Government to evacuate other Nigerians in Libya, adding that they are suffering there.

Among the 140 returnees were 74 adult females, 52 adult males, one female child, two male children, three female infants, two male infants and six unaccompanied kids, out of which five are female and one male.

Alhaji Muhammad Sani Sidi, Director General, National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), said the International Organisation for Migration (IOM), facilitated their journey back into the country.

Sidi, who was represented by Dr Onimode Bandele, Deputy Director, Search and Rescue, NEMA said:

“What makes this special is that we have four minor accompanied among them.

“We have to do proper training to see that these people are united with their families.

“We have three medical cases on board and our doctors are aware of their cases and waiting to attend to them,” he said.

The director general thanked the IOM that made it possible for the Nigerians to return home and the Nigeria government who mobilised different agencies for the exercise

He advised the returnees to stop running away from the country, adding that they should stay to develop the country together with their compatriots.

“My advice for you is to sit down at home, struggle and let’s develop our country. The country you are running to, their citizens developed it. If all of us run out of the country, who will develop it.

“So let stay back, struggle, work hard and ensure that our country is a better place for us,” he said.

Head of Lagos Office of IOM, Dr Nahashon Thuo, said most of the returnees were trying to cross to Europe without valid immigration papers.

Thuo said they were arrested by Libyan Immigration.

He, whoever, said the returnees indicated their interest to return to Nigeria, adding that they would be given 50 dollars each by the organisation.

Several government agencies were on hand to receive the returnees. Among the agencies were the Nigeria Immigration Service, Port Health from the Federal Ministry of Health and the National Agency against Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIPs)


Source:
http://www.ajayiwrites.com/2016/12/libya-was-hell-nigerian-returnee.html

Libya dey Germany or how she take land for libya..ayam not understanding