Liberia: 62 Liberian Migrants Stranded in Niger in Dire Strait, Call On Government, Imo for Repatriation

Monrovia — Scores of Liberians stranded in Niamey, Niger in a camp operated by the International Organization for Immigration (IOM) are decrying the poor living condition after almost four months and are now calling on the Liberian government to repatriate them.

Many of those stranded in Niamey are men who told FrontPageAfrica via social media that they were deported from Algeria, Morocco, or Libya. All of them were deported when the novel Coronavirus began spreading across the continent, causing many governments to shut international borders to curb the spread of COVID-19.

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