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Transforming Reintegration Through Entrepreneurship: The Impact of the SIYB Programme for Returned Migrants (March – December 2025)
Experiential Learning: Our SIYB beneficiaries dive into interactive business games and practical manuals to simulate real-world market challenges. Entrepreneurship remains one of the most sustainable pathways to successful reintegration. Between March and December 2025, Patriotic Citizen Initiatives (PCI), with the support of the International Organization for Migration (IOM) under the European Union-funded Migrant Protection, Return and Reintegration in Sub-Saharan Africa (M
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Empowering Returned Migrants Through Entrepreneurship: The Impact of PCI's SIYB Programme (February – July 2024)
From Passion to Enterprise: Local Liquid Soap Maker Cleans Up the Market Post SIYB Programme Entrepreneurship is a powerful pathway to sustainable reintegration. Between February and July 2024, Patriotic Citizen Initiatives (PCI), with the support of the International Organization for Migration (IOM) under the European Union-funded Migrant Protection, Return and Reintegration in Sub-Saharan Africa (MPRR-SSA) Project, successfully implemented the Start and Improve Your Busines
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PCI Male Shelter: Restoring Hope, Dignity and New Beginnings in 2025
Osita Osemene - Executive Director PCI, with some beneficiaries at PCI Male Shelter At Patriotic Citizen Initiatives (PCI), we believe that every individual deserves safety, dignity and a second chance. Throughout 2025, our PCI Male Shelter continued to serve as a safe haven for stranded migrants, returned migrants and vulnerable male survivors, providing holistic protection, psychosocial care and sustainable reintegration support. Located in Lagos State, the shelter operates
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Cross-Border Partnership Delivers Hope as PCI Receives and Reunites Four Survivors with Their Families.
The West African Coalition Against Trafficking in Persons and Smuggling of Migrants (WACTIPSOM) continues to strengthen regional collaboration and cross-border cooperation among stakeholders in West Africa to enhance the identification, protection, referral, and reintegration of survivors of trafficking in persons. On 9 June 2026, four female survivors of trafficking were successfully referred from Ghana to Nigeria through the collaborative efforts of WACTIPSOM stakeholders i
Jun 212 min read
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