Nigerians migrants who endured deportation 2020, by state and gender

Published by Statista Research Department, Dec 5, 2022
A survey conducted among returned migrants in Nigeria found out that male migrants were more likely to be victim of deportation than females. Among migrants from Lagos State, for instance, all respondents who encountered deportation in course of migration were men.

Distribution of returned Nigerian migrants who encountered deportation in course of migration as of 2020, by state and gender

CharacteristicMaleFemale
Delta 66.7% 33.3%
Edo 75% 25%
Imo 80% 20%
Lagos 100% 0%
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Release date

June 2021

Region

Nigeria

Survey time period

2020

Number of respondents

2,740*

Special properties

households in Lagos, Imo, Edo, Delta

Supplementary notes

Mean age of respondents from Delta: 30 years Mean age of respondents from Edo: 29.5 years
Mean age of respondents from Lagos: 31.3 years
Mean age of respondents from Imo: 31.1 years

* The count includes also migrants who encountered other types of abuses.

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