Nigeria Immigration Service, IOM Launch Border Management Information System at Largest Airport to Date

Abuja – Nigeria, like many countries, recognizes the economic, social and political benefits of international mobility.

Theatre Helps Raise Awareness on Human Trafficking in Most Affected Regions in Nigeria

Benin City – The city of Benin in southern Nigeria was once the capital of the former Edo Kingdom of Benin, one of the oldest states in West Africa.

New Nigerian Border Strategy Aims to Enhance National Security and Ensure Protection of Migrants’ Rights

Abuja – On 19 September 2019, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) and the Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) presen

IOM Launches New Online Medical Appointment System

Abuja - The International

Healthy Migrants in Healthy Communities: New Migration Health Assessment Facilities Open in Lagos, Nigeria

Lagos

Humanitarian Actors Equip Protection Teams to Tackle Trafficking in Persons in Humanitarian Crisis

Joint Statement:

Nigeria | North East Nigeria: Emergency Operations | January - June 2019

ECOWAS, IOM Conduct Advocacy and Sensitization Campaign on Free Movement and Migration in Ghana and Côte d'Ivoire

Accra – From 1 to 6 August, the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) Commission in collaboration with the Internatio

In North-East Nigeria, Humanitarian Partners Take Steps to Tackle Trafficking in Conflict

Joint Statement:

Holding On - Story of Hannatu

Holding On - Story of Hannatu

Nigeria Takes Decisive Step Towards Adopting National Diaspora Policy

Abuja – On 2 July, the Nigeria National Volunteer Service (NNVS) and the International Organization for Migration (IOM) met in Abu

Humanitarian Actors Establish First Anti-Trafficking Task Force in North-East Nigeria

Maiduguri – In a bid to better respond to trafficking in persons in Borno State, north-east Nigeria, where 7.1 million people need humanitarian assist

Nigerian Displaced Communities Prepare for Rains as First Storms Raze Hundreds of Homes

Maiduguri – Zaynab stands next to the remnants of her home she used to share with her six children before it was destroyed by early season rainstorms

Traditional and Religious Leaders Join Forces to Curb Irregular Migration

Abuja – On 7-8 May 2019, 29 traditional leaders, imams and priests from Edo and Delta States in southern Nigeria gathered in Abuja to exchange best

ECOWAS, IOM Launch Cross-Border Campaign to Promote Use of Travel Documents, Tackle Human Trafficking in Nigeria, Togo and Benin

Abuja

IOM, Nigerian Civil Society Organization Sign New Agreement to Combat Human Trafficking

Abuja

Trainers Build Capacity to Monitor and Evaluate Voluntary Return and Reintegration Programme in Nigeria

Benin City -

In North-East Nigeria, Access to Water Paves the Way for a Brighter Future

Maiduguri – Ongoing hostilities in north-east Nigeria has caused the displacement of 1.8 million women, men and children, hampering their access to vi

IOM, Partners Host Workshop to Improve the Well-being of Returnees

Benin City- From 18-20 March, the International Organization for Migrat

New Report Outlines Displacement, Human Mobility Figures in Lake Chad Basin

Dakar – Since 2014, the Lake Chad Basin crisis has affected some of the world’s poorest and most vulnerable people in Nigeria, Cameroon, Niger and Cha