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News in Pictures: 144 Nigerians Stranded and Held in Detention Camps in Libya Flown Back to the Country

About 144 Nigerians stranded in Libya and held in detention camps have successfully returned back to the country.

Nigerians stranded in Libya returning yesterday

144 Nigerians stranded in Libya returned from the country yesterday, according to information provided by the Senior Special Assistant (SSA) to President Muhammad Buhari on Foreign Affairs and Diaspora matters, Hon Abike Dabiri.

The plane landed at around 6:45 pm as another aircraft is expected with another 250 Nigerians in the early hours of this morning. They were welcomed at the airport by Dabiri and the wife of the Lagos State Governor Mrs Bolanle Ambode.

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