This is following the global outrage over a CNN report that exposed an underground slave market where young Africans are sold. Abike Dabiri-Erewa, the Senior Special Assistant to President Buhari on Foreign Affairs and Diaspora Affairs has revealed that the office of Foreign Affairs issued warnings to Nigerians not to go to Libya.This is following the global outrage over a CNN report that exposed an underground slave market where young Africans are sold.Speaking on Politics Today, a Channels TV program, the presidential aide also wondered why Nigerians take a lot of risk to go abroad for greener pastures.Dabiri-Erewa said “NEMA, my office, IOM told Nigerians that avoid Libya, it is deadly, it is dangerous, don’t go there. Also on the news, you have cases of Nigerians being brought back from Libya on a regular basis. So Nigeria has been bringing back its citizens from Libya.“You can imagine the dangerous journey. Walking about 3,000kilometers that’s flying for about three hours if you are going to Europe.
