The National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP) has said it is expecting not fewer than 5,500 Nigerians to be deported from Libya and Mali.
According to reports, NAPTIP Director-General Julie Okah-Donli made the revelation during a visit to the agency’s Lagos office.
Okah-Donli says the rate of deportation of Nigerians across the world is becoming alarming and something needs to be done quickly, adding that those to be returned to the country are facing various offences ranging from non-possession of valid travel documents, smuggling of migrants and human trafficking
