National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) has welcomed another 150 distressed Nigerians, mostly young women, from Tripoli, Libya.
The traumatised and distressed Nigerians were repatriated back to Nigeria from Libya.
The Nigerians were assisted back in a voluntary repatriation exercise programme by the United Nations International Organisation for Migration (UNIOM).
The flight, Al Buraq Air Boeing 737-800 with registration number 5A-DMG that conveyed the people touched down at the Cargo Wing of Murtala Muhammad International Airport, Ikeja at about 1628 hours.
The profiles of the returnees indicates that 110 adult women including two who have critical health challenges, 15 female children and four female infants along with 14 men, eight male children and four infant males arrived Nigeria aboard the flight.
Some of the Returnees demonstrated their joy for the success of their return back to Nigeria.
Apart from NEMA, other agencies on ground to receive the Nigerians were the Nigeria Refugee Commission, Immigration Service, FAAN and Nigeria Port Health Services.
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