**NiDCOM Seeks Release of 42 Nigerians Detained in Mozambique** The Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NiDCOM) has expressed concern over the reported arrest of 42 Nigerians in Mozambique without any formal charges. The Chairman of NiDCOM, Abike Dabiri-Erewa, has condemned this development, calling it disturbing and unacceptable. According to reports, the Nigerians were arrested in Mozambique, a country located in Southern Africa, without any clear reasons or charges. This has raised concerns about the rights of the detained individuals and the manner in which they were apprehended. As a country with a significant number of citizens living and working abroad, Nigeria has a responsibility to protect and support its citizens in the diaspora. The NiDCOM is working hard to ensure that the rights of Nigerian citizens are respected and protected wherever they may be. The arrest of 42 Nigerians in Mozambique is a cause for concern, not just for the families of the detained individuals, but also for the Nigerian government. It highlights the need for countries to work together to ensure the safety and well-being of their citizens living abroad. In Nigeria, we have seen cases of Nigerians being arrested and detained in various countries without any formal charges. This is often due to misunderstandings, cultural differences, or even false accusations. The NiDCOM has been working to prevent such incidents and to provide support to Nigerian citizens in need. The Nigerians in Diaspora Commission has demanded the release of the 42 detained individuals, calling on the Mozambican authorities to provide clear reasons for their arrest and to adhere to international human rights standards. The NiDCOM is also working closely with the Nigerian Embassy in Mozambique to ensure that the rights of the detained individuals are respected and protected. As a nation, we must work together to protect and support our citizens living abroad. The NiDCOM is committed to ensuring that Nigerian citizens in the diaspora are treated with dignity and respect, and we will continue to work tirelessly to promote their welfare and well-being.