The International Organization for Migration (IOM) has assisted 4,877 Nigerian victims of human trafficking to return home voluntarily since 2017.
Nearly 88% of the returnees were women and girls, with economic instability cited as the primary reason for migration.
The report highlights Libya as a significant transit and exploitation point, with victims often subjected to forced labor and sexual exploitation.
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The IOM continues efforts to combat trafficking and support reintegration programs for returning migrants.
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