One hundred and sixteen Nigerian nationals will be repatriated from Tripoli, Libya on Wednesday with the help of International Organization on Migration and facilitated by the Nigerian Embassy in Tripoli.
They are expected to arrive at the Murtala Mohammed International Airport Lagos, on-board a Buraq Air flight at 9:40 pm Nigerian time.
The returnees will be received on arrival by officials of relevant government agencies.
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