Over the last decades, migration governance has emerged as an imperative across several contexts. For populations such as victims of human trafficking, refugees, IDPs, returnees and stateless persons, finding durable solutions have been an issue of pertinent concern. This is due, in part to the fact that factors that occasion population movement are variegated and understanding the complexities inherent in these factors is crucial to developing adequate law and policy response. This Committee examines these issues from a plethora of perspectives relevant to migration and the law. In setting the agenda, this Brief presents a brief overview of migration and the law in Nigeria.