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In a significant move to protect its citizens abroad, the Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced the successful repatriation of 115 Nigerian nationals from Abidjan, Ivory Coast, on May 10, 2025. These individuals were victims of trafficking, highlighting the ongoing challenges of human trafficking and the Nigerian government’s commitment to addressing it.
The repatriation effort underscores the critical role of Nigeria’s diplomatic missions in safeguarding citizens in distress. The Nigerian Embassy in Abidjan, equipped with consular services to handle emergencies, likely played a pivotal role in coordinating this operation. While details about the repatriation process and the condition of the returnees remain limited, the safe return of these 115 individuals marks a moment of hope and resilience.
Human trafficking remains a global crisis, and Nigeria continues to grapple with its impact. The repatriation of these citizens is a reminder of the importance of international cooperation, robust consular support, and public awareness in combating this issue. As the Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs works to reintegrate these individuals, their stories serve as a call to action for stronger measures to protect vulnerable populations.
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