Delta Stakeholders have warned against the perilous trend of desperate migration among the youths in the State.
Speaking at a one-day stakeholders’ engagement summit held in Delta State, the Delta State Solicitor-General and Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Justice, Mr. Omamuzo Erebe represented by Mrs Juliet Ojefia, the Director of Peoples Right Department, stressed the need to sensitise youths, predominantly affected by irregular migration, about its inherent risks.
Erebe who spoke on the theme, “Safe and Orderly Migration: What You Need to Know, Have and Do.” said this approach aims to enhance awareness and understanding among youths regarding the protocols for secure and organised migration, advocating collective efforts to combat irregular migration.
Erebe lauded the task force and committee on irregular migration for their pivotal role in shaping policies that prioritise the welfare of migrants, acknowledging their unwavering commitment to the cause.
Speaking further, Mrs. Nwanze Ijeoma, the Coordinator of the Taskforce on Irregular Migration, said the day is dedicated to raising awareness about migrants’ rights, highlighting the repercussions and hazards of irregular migration, and advocating for the practice of safe and orderly migration.
The International Day of Migrants, observed globally on December 18, serves as a reminder to address migration challenges and safeguard the rights and well-being of migrants.
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The event brought together key figures including the Permanent Secretary of Delta State Ministry of Youths Development, Ngozi Mogbolu, Mrs. Okoye Azuka Tessy, Deputy Controller of Immigration overseeing Migration in the State, Mr. Chris Anyabuine, Delta State Director of the National Orientation Agency (NOA), and Mr. Ojo Olufisayo, the representative of the International Organization for Migration.
