IOM launches 25-year migration strategy for Nigeria, citing 2.5M assisted since 2014

The International Organization for Migration (IOM) has unveiled a 25-year migration plan for Nigeria, building on its record of assisting over 2.5 million people since 2014 and sheltering nearly 500,000 displaced persons. The long-term framework signals a shift from emergency response to durable solutions, though specific funding and implementation details remain unclear. This matters as Nigeria faces ongoing displacement and irregular migration pressures in West Africa.

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