Our Person’s Of Concern
Nigeria stands as a nation of both refuge and resilience, offering shelter and support to those affected by hardship. Within its borders and across its frontiers, millions face displacement due to conflict, violence, natural disasters, and regional instability. The National Commission for Refugees, Migrants, and Internally Displaced Persons (NCFRMI) is dedicated to safeguarding and empowering these Persons of Concern (PoCs) a term encompassing Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs), Refugees, Returnees, and Asylum Seekers.
Facts
IDPs
Displaced within Nigeria due to insurgency, disasters, and violence.
Refugees
Hosted in Nigeria from over 40 countries.
Returnees
Rebuilding their lives after returning home
Assylum Seekers
Awaiting decisions on protection claims.
Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs)
Nigerians forced to leave their homes but remain in the country. Many live in camps or with host families, adapting to new realities while seeking stability. [Read More →]
Refugees
Individuals fleeing across borders to escape war, persecution, or violence. Nigeria provides shelter, protection, and support to help them restart their lives. [Read More →]
Returnees
Those who have come back home after displacement, facing the challenge of rebuilding communities and restoring livelihoods. [Read More →]
Assylum Seekers
People who have applied for refugee status and await a decision. They have escaped danger but are still in the legal process of being recognized. [Read More →]