VOICED : Nigerian migrants struggle to reintegrate after Libya ordeal

The transcript discusses the challenges faced by Nigerians returning from Libya, like Gloria, who works as a seamstress in Nigeria. Many Nigerians' attempts to reach Europe were halted in Libya. A UN program has helped 14,000 returnees since 2017, with Edo state providing financial aid and training for reintegration. Despite these efforts, unemployment remains high, as seen in Teekay's story. Over 60,000 Nigerians are still stranded in Libya, often in detention or under traffickers' control.

What was Gloria's occupation upon returning to Nigeria?

• Teacher

• Nurse

• Seamstress

• Butcher

What financial support does the state of Edo provide to returnees?

• €150

• €100

• €50

• €200

What is the main goal of the training programs created by the state of Edo?

• To offer free education

• To encourage reintegration and prevent migration

• To supply food and clothing

• To provide temporary shelter

What profession was Teekay trained in before attempting to migrate to Europe?

• Butcher

• Mechanic

• Electrician

• Carpenter

What is the situation of many Nigerians still in Libya?

• They are studying in universities

• They have found employment

• They are in detention centers or with traffickers

• They are living freely