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    @unhcrnigeria - 25/10/2018

    “With enough political will, #UNHCR believes that statelessness can be resolved” – Ms. Brigitte Mukanga Eno, Deputy Rep, @unhcrnigeria https://t.co/eYIFpZsw9L

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    @unhcrnigeria - 25/10/2018

    “The goal of eradicating statelessness is looking increasingly possible. Thanks to recent progress in the number of states acceding to the two key @UN human rights treaties” – Ms. Brigitte Eno, Deputy Rep, @unhcrnigeria https://t.co/KlKrzZKtj1

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    @unhcrnigeria - 25/10/2018

    “The challenges and protection concerns affecting stateless people have remained of momentous importance to ECOWAS. #UNHCR and #ECOWAS have gone a long way raising awareness on statelessness” – Ms. Brigitte Eno, Deputy Rep, @unhcrnigeria. https://t.co/QZ0k4y69FI

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    @unhcrnigeria - 25/10/2018

    ”ECOWAS has taken steps towards eradicating statelessness as set out by UNHCR in its #Ibelong Campaign by adopting the Abidjan Declaration in 2015 and the legally binding Banjul Plan of Action in 2017” - Dr. Signa Jagne, Commissioner of @ecowas_cedeao Social Affairs & Gender https://t.co/kzsU1JK1In

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    @unhcrnigeria - 25/10/2018

    Statelessness is a very complex and multi-faceted phenomenon and a legal anomaly, the very nature of which makes it difficult to assess its scope and magnitude. #IBelong #WithRefugees

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    @unhcrnigeria - 25/10/2018

    #Ongoing: Roundtable on Statelessness in the ECOWAS Region: Implementing the Banjul Plan of Action. Follow our tweets and hashtags on #IBelong #WithRefugees.

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    @unhcrnigeria - 15/10/2018

    "Scaling up efforts to prevent and respond to reports to prevent cases of abuse and address protection needs for survivors remains a priority for UNHCR" @kanyandulajose https://t.co/r4JxauaIHM https://t.co/62wcKmswo3

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    @unhcrnigeria - 11/10/2018

    “I could not take any clothes. There was shooting – they killed my uncle and shot my cousin” #CameroonRefugees https://t.co/LxPhSEW3DS https://t.co/GTS65YBJlv

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    @unhcrnigeria - 04/10/2018

    In North-East #Nigeria - we are continuously working to fight Sexual and Gender Based Violence to protect the most vulnerable members of our communities. #GBV Download report. https://t.co/vpjTtaDp7T https://t.co/nQD6rkesdx

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    @unhcrnigeria - 26/09/2018

    With 48% of #CameroonRefugees in #Nigeria under the age of 18 - Access to education for refugees remains a priority for us! https://t.co/j6xU6hEmUH https://t.co/0WiSA9Pit4