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Nigerian returnee, Chinedu laments after he couldn’t make it to Italy from Libya

By Terry Paul2 min read
Updated January 6, 2018 5:32 am
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Nigerian returnee, Chinedu laments after he couldn’t make it to Italy from Libya

Chinedu Dennis is among those International Organization for Migration (IOM) helped to return to Nigeria.

But his European dream came crashing down as he could not make it to Italy but got trapped in Libya.

“I was put in a detention camp until IOM came to help us” he lamented.

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