He stressed the need for effective synergy between the agencies to curb human trafficking.
Mr Ahmed said that through advocacy and proper guidance, irregular migration would reduce in the country
Mr Mohammed said that the repatriated Nigerians comprised 38 men, 120 women as well as four children and two infants.
So far, in 2024, about 1,350 stranded Nigerian nationals in Libya have been repatriated home.
Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) says it handled no less than 150 domestic violence and rape cases in Ondo last year.
