Evaluating The Impact Of NAPTIP And Partnering Agency On Rehabilitation Of Libya Returnee Migrants In Edo State, Nigeria


Keyword : Counselling and Rehabilitation, International Migration, Migrant Returnee


Author(s) : ESIN MICHAEL UKOH, And ASEKHAME DANIEL

Abstract :   

This study assessed the effort of NAPTIP in the rehabilitation of the Libya returnee migrants in Nigeria. The objective of the study were to examine whether NAPTIP provided professional counselling, disseminated adequate and critical information, facilitated technical and financial empowerment for the Libya Returnee Migrants in Benin City, Edo State. The study adopted the survey research design and administered 538 structured questionnaires. The study reveals that the Federal Government has failed to make NAPTIP functional enough to embark on comprehensive rehabilitation of Libya returnee migrants in Benin City, Edo State. This has forced the State Government to take over the rehabilitation and reintegration of these returnee migrants. The study therefore recommends pragmatic steps in the institutionalization of returnee migrants‟ rehabilitation program across the country, since international migration and the outcome has become undeniable reality in the country.

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