NigerianFLIGHTDECK Travel and Business Reportage 
NATIONAL Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) has received another batch of 116 stranded Nigerians repatriated from Libya by International Organisation of Migration (IOM).
The returnees who had tried to proceed to Europe enroute Libya, were received by the Acting Coordinator, NEMA South West Zone, Mr Segun Afolayan at 12:40am today on board an Al Buraq Airlines with flight number UZ 489 that arrived MMIA cargo wing.
The returnees consists of 53 females and 63 males, amongst who are 46 adult females, 2 female children and 5 female infants with 56 male adults, 6 male children and 8 male infants.
Advising the returnees to discourage others from irregular migration, Afolayan stated that migration is a fundamental right of every human being but when a man embarks on irregular journey violating the laws of other nations by not following the regular means of migration, the country of destination may apply the nation’s laws to handle such.
To end this exposure of such irregular migration, the Acting Zonal Coordinator revealed that Nigerians who wish to migrate can now visit the Migrant Resource Centre opened by IOM in conjunction with the Federal Government.
The Centres located at the Federal Ministry of Labour and Employment offices at Benin, Lagos and Abuja.
Afolayan stated “The Centres are opened to all Nigerians who wish to travel outside the country. They can access detailed information on their intended country of destination.”
“Such information as the types of employment and educational opportunities, counseling on the right and safe routes to travel, the security level of the expected country as well as skill acquisition to whoever approach any of the centres in the country.”
” This centres are created to stem the gaps of inadequate information that many Returnees have been complaining about”
