Sunday, October 1, 2023
  • Login
No Result
View All Result
The News Beam
  • Home
  • News
    • Politics
    • Business & Economy
    • Sports
    • Entertainment
    • Global
  • Development
    • Health
    • Education
    • MGDs
    • Development Agencies
  • Your Community
    • CDAs
    • LGAs
    • Projects
    • Community Champions
  • The Entrepreneur
    • Street Money
    • SMEs
    • Youthprenuers
    • Agriprenuers
    • Capacity Building
  • Specials
    • Lifestyle
    • Relationships
    • Books & Arts
    • Faith
    • Teens World
    • Guest Columnists
The News Beam
  • Home
  • News
    • Politics
    • Business & Economy
    • Sports
    • Entertainment
    • Global
  • Development
    • Health
    • Education
    • MGDs
    • Development Agencies
  • Your Community
    • CDAs
    • LGAs
    • Projects
    • Community Champions
  • The Entrepreneur
    • Street Money
    • SMEs
    • Youthprenuers
    • Agriprenuers
    • Capacity Building
  • Specials
    • Lifestyle
    • Relationships
    • Books & Arts
    • Faith
    • Teens World
    • Guest Columnists
No Result
View All Result
The News Beam
Home Crime

5 Dangers Nigerians Suffer Through Illegal Immigration

June 17, 2021
in Crime, News
Reading Time: 2 mins read
0
A A
0
5 Dangers Nigerians Suffer Through Illegal Immigration
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter

Leaving Nigeria according to many Nigerians is the only way to run away from the problems they face in the country.

Hence, makes some choose to emigrate by any means possible; legal or illegal. In a recent research on 4 States (Delta, Edo, Imo and Lagos) by the Nigeria Bureau of Statistics (NBS), it was revealed that many Nigerians travel through the desert and the sea illegally.

According to the report, “the major justification for intending migrants in the four states surveyed are considerations for better economic outcomes (i.e in search of the proverbial ‘greener pastures’.”

However, research has shown that illegal migration through the deserts and seas have some highly dehumanising risks.

As highlighted in the NBS Survey Report on Awareness and Perceptions of Migrants on the dangers of Irregular Migration in Nigeria, 2020, it was reported that illegal migrants face considerable travel risks and dehumanising conditions such as:

a. dehumanising conditions of detention, 

b. sexual abuse, 

c. hunger, 

d. slavery and;

e. forced labour in significant numbers.

Commenting on the reports, the Statistician-General of the Federation, Dr Yemi Kale, said the report is “a pioneer initiative in Nigeria with the primary objective to identify the level of awareness and perceptions of intending and returned migrants as to the dangers of irregular migration. 

“Furthermore, it establishes a baseline upon which future data gathering efforts can be built, and more importantly, informed policies can be designed and targeted to address the challenge of illegal, unregulated immigration as it affects Nigeria. Four target states of Delta, Edo, Imo and Lagos were selected for this round of the survey,” he added.

READ ALSO; Twitter Ban: FG Makes Move To Regulate Social Media

Tags: DangersIllegal ImmigrationNigeria
ShareTweetSend
Previous Post

Dangote Cement to Borrow N50bn From Investors

Next Post

(VIDEO) Oniduro Mi: Yinka Alaseyori Breaks Silence, See What She said About Tope Alabi

Related Posts

Business & Economy

Naira falls to N970/$

September 20, 2023
25
Health

HIV Palaver: District Head loses job over marriage without medical certificates

September 19, 2023
40
Education

Lagos directs schools to resume new academic year on Sept 4

August 28, 2023
50
Economy

To Reduce Cost of Governance, Tinubu orders MDAs to limit officials attending UN Assembly

August 28, 2023
18
News

How FG, states, LGs shared N966bn FAAC allocation for July

August 22, 2023
31
Business & Economy

FirstBank, Eloy Foundation empower 1087 women MSMEs

August 22, 2023
3
Next Post
(VIDEO) Oniduro Mi: Yinka Alaseyori Breaks Silence, See What She said About Tope Alabi

(VIDEO) Oniduro Mi: Yinka Alaseyori Breaks Silence, See What She said About Tope Alabi

Buhari Arrives Maiduguri to Boost Troops' Morale

Buhari Arrives Maiduguri to Boost Troops' Morale

Categories

  • Agriprenuers (12)
  • Books & Arts (8)
  • Business & Economy (468)
  • Capacity Building (25)
  • CDAs (2)
  • Community Champions (1)
  • Crime (202)
  • DEVELOPMENT (74)
  • Development Agencies (109)
  • Economy (330)
  • Education (194)
  • Entertainment (405)
  • Faith (55)
  • Finance (348)
  • Global (103)
  • Guest Columnists (19)
  • Health (65)
  • Health (245)
  • Industry (153)
  • LGAs (2)
  • Lifestyle (101)
  • MGDs (10)
  • News (2,385)
  • Politics (407)
  • Projects (3)
  • Relationships (71)
  • Security (165)
  • SMEs (15)
  • SPECIALS (97)
  • Sports (311)
  • Street Money (9)
  • Tech (140)
  • Teens World (3)
  • The Entrepreneur (27)
  • Uncategorized (83)
  • Your Community (33)
  • Youthprenuers (15)
No Result
View All Result
News
Politics
Business & Economy
Sports
Entertainment
Global

Development

Health
Education
MGDs
Development Agencies

Your Community

CDAs
LGAs
Projects
Community Champions

The Entrepreneur

Street Money
SMEs
Youthprenuers
Agriprenuers
Capacity Building

Specials

Lifestyle
Relationships
Books & Arts
Faith
Teens World
Guest Columnists

Follow Us

  • About Us
  • Contact Us
  • Terms of Usage
  • Privacy Policy
  • Advert Rates
  • Newsletters
  • Resources
  • Submit a Story
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • News
    • Politics
    • Business & Economy
    • Sports
    • Entertainment
    • Global
  • Development
    • Health
    • Education
    • MGDs
    • Development Agencies
  • Your Community
    • CDAs
    • LGAs
    • Projects
    • Community Champions
  • The Entrepreneur
    • Street Money
    • SMEs
    • Youthprenuers
    • Agriprenuers
    • Capacity Building
  • Specials
    • Lifestyle
    • Relationships
    • Books & Arts
    • Faith
    • Teens World
    • Guest Columnists
  • Login

© 2020 The News Beam is the highest circulated and most read newspaper in Nigeria. The online portal of The News Beam is the most visited website in the world.

Welcome Back!

Login to your account below

Forgotten Password?

Retrieve your password

Please enter your username or email address to reset your password.

Log In
This website uses cookies. By continuing to use this website you are giving consent to cookies being used. Visit our Privacy and Cookie Policy.

Subscribe With The News Beam