Bianca Odumegwu Ojukwu, the Senior Special Assistant to the Anambra State Governor on Diaspora Affairs, who has been actively involved in facilitating their return, described the trafficking operation as modern day slavery, barbaric and inhumane.
She also cautioned young Nigerians against falling for job scams that promise opportunities abroad but result in exploitation.
While addressing the rescued individuals, the Minister said, “Count yourselves fortunate. Next time, it may not be a benevolent country like Ghana, nor a situation where Nigeria has strong bilateral relations. East or West, home is best. Give your government a chance to equip you with valuable skills when you return”
The returnees are expected to receive initial care and rehabilitation support upon arrival, with further assistance planned to help them reintegrate into society and rebuild their lives.
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