The UN has reaffirmed the organisation’s commitment to advancing durable solutions for internally displaced persons.
IOM officials of the organisation made the call during a question-and-answer session at an ongoing three-day training programme for journalists in Lagos on Tuesday.
She said over 30,000 returned migrants received psychological, social, and economic integration support.
He said seven children and two infants were also among the returnees.
NEMA said the measures were to ensure a safe, dignified and coordinated reception process.
Mr Esoev described it as “one of the deadliest” boat mishaps.
The graves were discovered across the Libyan desert, following a police raid reportedly on a human trafficking site.
Serhan Aktoprak, the chief of mission at the International Organization for Migration’s office in Papua New Guinea, said over 250 houses were abandoned.
“We have been very proactive in handling industrial disputes,” Minister of Labour and Employment, Chris Ngige, said on Tuesday.
It is the eighth such incident since the beginning of October, a UN statement said.
