NAPTIP’s Director (Intelligence) Public Enlightenment, Orakwue Arinze, made the call while briefing journalists at a one-day international conference on illegal migration and trafficking in persons conference, organised by the Nigerian Young Professional Forum, on Tuesday in Abuja.
He, however, decried inadequate funding of the educational sector in the country, attributing it to why Nigerians patronise visa lotteries and indulge in illegal migration.
To avoid scams and issues associated with such lotteries, the agency admonished those craving to go abroad by all means not to patronise visa lottery advertorials.
“I want state governors to invest more on education; free functional and accessible platform for quality teaching and learning.
“Any child that is out of the umbrella of educational protection can be picked by anybody.
You see that thing called visa lottery, please run away; they are usually scams.
Recall that for some years now, Nigerians are no longer qualified for the United States visa lottery; there is no Canadian visa lottery, it is not in existence.
To arrest anyone is not our priority response. Arrests are meant to educate Nigerians that those things are lies and scams, he said.
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