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91,000 Nigerians to return from Cameroon

written by Samuel Etuk January 29, 2018
91,000 Nigerians to return from Cameroon

The Federal Government of Nigeria in collaboration with the Cameronian government and the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) will begin the process of returning 91,000 Nigerian refugees from Cameroon next month.

The collaboration, which was formed through a tripartite commission, has the sole responsibility of repatriating the refugees, who are at the Minawao refugee camp.

Head Humanitarian, Resettlement and Assistance department, Presidential Committee on the Northeast Initiative (PCNI) Dr Sidi Ali said that the process has already began.

Dr Ali, who revealed that the refugees are desperate to return home, lamented poor funding.

He added that they are hoping that by the end of February the final process of bringing them back into the country will commence.

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