Amb. Kabiru Musa, Charge d'Affaires En Titre of the Nigerian Mission to Libya, made this known in a statement on Tuesday in Abuja.
The Federal Government, in collaboration with the International Organisation for Migration, has evacuated another batch of 112 stranded Nigerians from Libya’s capital, Tripoli.
Musa said that the continuous voluntary evacuation exercise was part of the Federal Government’s efforts to ensure that none of its citizens were left stranded abroad. “The Federal Government, through its Mission in Libya, facilitated the evacuation of another batch of 112 stranded Nigerians from the capital city of Tripoli.141 more Nigerians return from Libya
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