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Dr. Betta Edu, the Minister of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Alleviation, has unveiled the significant efforts of the Nigerian Government in providing international protection for approximately 100,000 refugees, alongside supporting over 8,500,000 Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs).

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During the Global Refugees Forum at Palexpo Geneva, Switzerland, where leaders from various sectors convened to discuss global migration, refugee challenges, and sustainable solutions, Minister Edu presented Nigeria’s position paper. In collaboration with UN agencies, humanitarian organizations, NGOs, refugee-led groups, and faith-based entities, the Minister emphasized Nigeria’s profound understanding of the formidable challenges faced by refugees.

Expressing the nation’s commitment to addressing the refugee crisis, Minister Edu pledged tangible support, encompassing financial and material contributions, technical and policy assistance, and collaborative efforts to find enduring solutions for millions of refugees worldwide, compelled to flee their homes.

She affirmed, “As a nation, we have opened our hearts and borders, extending international protection to those in dire need. The Federal Government has made commitments, including incorporating refugees, IDPs, returnees, and their host communities into national development plans.”

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Furthermore, the Minister outlined Nigeria’s commitment to strengthening its protection capabilities, ensuring accessibility to durable solutions for refugees and IDPs, and actively participating in regional and sub-regional initiatives to address the root causes of displacement.

In summarizing the scope of Nigeria’s humanitarian efforts, Minister Edu stated, “Nigeria is presently hosting and providing international protection for about 100,000 refugees in addition to over 8,500,000 IDPs.” This reaffirms the country’s dedication to playing a pivotal role in alleviating the impact of displacement and fostering sustainable solutions on a global scale.

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