130 Nigerian migrants voluntarily repatriated from Libya: official

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130 Nigerian migrants voluntarily repatriated from Libya: official

STORY: 130 Nigerian migrants voluntarily repatriated from Libya: official DATELINE: March 2, 2022 LENGTH: 00:03:23 LOCATION: Tripoli CATEGORY: SOCIETY SHOTLIST: 1. SOUNDBITE (Arabic): HUSSAIN AL-AMIN, Head of the Deportation Section of the Illegal Migration Control Department of Misurata International Airport STORYLINE: About 130 illegal Nigerian immigrants, including women and children, were voluntarily repatriated from Libya on Tuesday, a local official said. SOUNDBITE (Arabic): HUSSAIN AL-AMIN, Head of the Deportation Section of the Illegal Migration Control Department of Misurata International Airport "The Deportation Section of the Illegal Migration Control Department has organized a flight to deport 130 illegal Nigerian migrants voluntarily to their country, including women and children." The repatriation was carried out as part of the Voluntary Humanitarian Return program of the International Organization for Migration (IOM), Hussain al-Amin, head of the Deportation Section of the Illegal Immigrat

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