Judith Giwa is not a migrant, but because she was unemployed and considered vulnerable to migration or trafficking she qualified for training with a local non-profit organisation working to help migrant returnees in Nigeria's Benin City.
"I learned this in just three months," she said, holding up an orange-and-blue wax print child's dress that she made in a clothes-making course run by Idia Renaissance. "Isn't it beautiful?"
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