Nigerian girls stranded in Lebanon return home (photos)

Some Nigerians girls who were stranded in Lebanon have returned home.   The girls caught the attention of the Federal government after recording a video of themselves packed up in a room in Lebanon. In the viral video, the girls narrated their plight and pleaded for the government’s intervention to return home.   The Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NIDCOM) via its Twitter handle, announced that a total of 68 of the Nigerian girls stranded in Lebanon were brought back home aboard a

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Heavily pregnant Nigerian woman cries out after she was trafficked to Lebanon and locked up in an office building

A heavily pregnant woman has cried out for help after she was trafficked to Lebanon and abandoned to her fate.   Rasheedat Taiwo Saka, an eight-month pregnant Nigerian woman told SaharaReporters on Monday, June 22, that despite the COVID-19 pandemic, she has had no access to food or medical care and was currently locked up in her traffickers’ office alongside other victims.   Recalling how she found herself in that situation, she said she left Nigeria after her husband died in

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50 trafficked Nigerian girls and 19 stranded Nigerians evacuated from Lebanon

50 trafficked Nigerian girls and 19 stranded Nigerians have been evacuated from Lebanon.   Minister of Foreign Affairs, Geoffery Onyeama, who disclosed this on his verified Twitter handle this night, said the evacuees arrived in Nigeria on Sunday May 24. With the financial and logistic support of the Lebanese Government and Lebanese community in Nigeria, 50 trafficked Nigerian girls and 19 stranded Nigerians were successfully evacuated from #Lebanon and arrived Nigeria today.   The evacuees are to proceed for the

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Children detained for tearing down political banner in Lebanon

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Lebanese security forces briefly arrested five youths at lebanon, including three children , for allegedly pulling down a sign for the president’s political party, sparking outrage Sunday on social media. Defence lawyers said the five were taken into custody on Saturday evening in the town of Hammana east of Beirut over claims they tore down a sign for President Michel Aoun’s Free Patriotic Movement. Security forces released them after midnight after taking a statement from them, the Committee of Lawyers

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