The Imo State Government on Wednesday revealed the plan to rehabilitate about 24 indigenes of the state, who were repatriated from Libya.
Governor Rochas Okorocha while receiving the Libya returnees at the Government House in Owerri the Imo state capital said the state government has established a career centre for the returnees.
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The governor, who was represented by the Commissioner for Happiness and Purpose Fulfillment, Ogechi Ololo said the returnees will be trained on marketable skills that can help them get a job and also become an employer of labour.
“It is very important for you to know that your governor loves you. We have heard what happened, we know some of you won’t wish your worst enemy to go trough what you went through. We want you to also be an advocate, speak out and tell, others not to join this,” Ololo said.
She added that under the Ministry of Happiness the Career Centers will train the returnees on skill acquisition and find a way to incorporate them back into the society.
She said the state government is willing to support them in all ramification and ensure that they find a means of livelihood.
