Libya returnee promise to campaign against unlawful migration of Nigerian

A Libya returnee and father of five, Mr. Sylvester Agho, has discribed his five months involvement in the North African nation as punishment, similarly as he guaranteed to participate in the battle against unlawful relocation.

He made the exposure while handling inquiries from newsmen in Benin, Edo State capital, end of the week, not long after their extradition from Libya.

One of the 164 returnees from Libya encouraged by International Organization on Migration and National Emergency Management Agency on landing in the Murtala Muhammed Airport, Ikeja, Lagos on Thursday Agho, who said he was happy to have been returned to the nation, said the minute one leaves his nation, he loses his opportunity, pointing that there is no other nation that can be compared to Nigeria.He stated: "I am upbeat on the grounds that there is no place like home.

When you are in Nigeria, you have the opportunity to move about without attack, however the minute you venture out of the shores of Nigeria, you have lost your freedom."There is an awesome segregation over their. Be that as it may, in Nigeria, there is not at all like such. You can work unreservedly not at all like over there."Mr. Agho, who is among the 531 Edo indigenes expelled from Libya to the state, said he will inform those as yet thinking regarding leaving the nation to have a rethink and search for something significant to do to win a superior business as opposed to dangering their lives in a remote land.His words: "I left this nation on June 15 this year and I am back today, which implies that I burned through five months and some week there. Yet, throughout that period, I was in damnation.

"There was no good thing over their. There is nothing on earth that will influence me to state that I will leave Nigeria via land to Europe. Yet, for those back pedaling, I will encourage them to remain in Nigeria and discover another thing to do.

"'They don't regard human'Another returnee, Mr. Fate Gabriel, said he was overpowered with bliss to have being extradited back to Nigeria."When I came to Nigeria the previous evening, I was cheerful. I had delight and flexibility since we lived in a place where there was no opportunity. They don't have regard for people.

"On getting back home, we are hoping to inspire a comment up our lives again in light of the fact that a ton of us spent our last cash, sold our property to leave this nation to improve life."Destiny spoke to the Federal and state governments to give a methods for job to the returnees to keep them from taking into wrongdoing.