Trafficking
The Neo Black Movement (NBM) of Africa has joined the condemnation of any form of human trafficking and slave trade in Libya that also affects Nigerians migrants.
In a press statement, yesterday by its president, Felix Kupa, an engineer, the group stressed the need for communities and families to encourage their children and wards to pursue education, apprenticeship and trade instead of embarking on journeys that most times end in death, rapes and all forms of evil.
He asked the government to collaborate with community leaders, parents and others to ensure the end of the unfruitful journeys.According to him, “the organization has also engaged some communities in different areas, partnering with the leaders to discourage and prevent the youths who embark on such deadly trips.”
Kupa also pointed to recent publications showing Nigerians and other Africans being sold into slavery in Libya, describing the act as devilish.
NBM of Africa condemns human trafficking, slave trade in Libya
