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Illegal immigrants on Nigerian streets: inclusion in government policy and implications for the role of social workers
Illegal immigrants are becoming rampart on Nigerian Streets. These immigrants found their way into the country as a result of poor government policies, inadequate national security and the porosity of Nigeria borders. It is against this background that this study looks at the role of social workers...
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