Nigeria’s Federal Government says it has concluded arrangements with Ethiopia under a bilateral prisoner transfer agreement to repatriate Nigerian nationals held in Ethiopian prisons. The reports state that the agreement is intended to provide relief to more than 100 Nigerians currently serving jail terms in Ethiopia, including four women. The government’s plan follows the signing of the prisoner transfer deal by both countries, with the expectation that eligible prisoners will be moved back to Nigeria to continue serving their sentences under Nigerian authorities. While the sources focus on the scale of the transfer and the relief it is expected to bring, they do not detail specific timelines, the total number of prisoners by sex, or the administrative steps involved after signing. The information is presented as a development that reflects diplomatic cooperation between Nigeria and Ethiopia in handling incarcerated citizens abroad.