Libyan Returnees: Edo Urges Greater Partnership With FG On Returnees Programs

Edo State Government has said has expressed strong concern on the need on the partner with the Federal on programs aimed at assisting the state to handle the increasing numbers of Edo deportee from Libya.

This is as the State government also commended the minister of foreign affairs, Oyema Godfrey, SSA to the President, Abike Dabibri, the European Union and International Organization on Migration, IOM, for their cooperation and support in handling the crisis and urged NAPTIP to tow the same line.


https://leadership.ng/2018/01/14/libyan-returnees-edo-urges-greater-partnership-fg-returnees-programs/

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