We have returned 21,000 Nigerians trafficked abroad since 2016 –UN - Punch Newspapers

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The United Nations says it has so far returned 21,000 Nigerians trafficked abroad in the last five years.

Kallon stated that the United Nations would continue to support the Federal Government in its efforts to address human trafficking. Kallon also urged the government, the organised private sector and civil society to integrate survivors in the fight against human trafficking, adding that it was important to listen and learn from Nigerian survivors.

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