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The first batch of 270 Nigerian students arrived via Air Peace from Egypt tonight at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport in Abuja. According to Dabiri Abike, more are expected to return. See video below.. Those in Sudan that were evacuated by an Anambra man just landed in nigeria. I hope they pick those igbo guys
The ferocious Warring nation of Sudan has blocked all their ears as they have resumed missile launch after the ceasefire break. Yesterday, Sudan personally bombed its own Central bank that houses their national currency and reserves. This is not going to end well for the Sudanese citizens. One may ask, why is Sudan fighting against
Just when you think you’ve seen it all, Nigerian government would show you more reasons to check the word Nepotism and bigotry in the dictionary. You’d recall that Egypt had opened border for Nigerians fleeing Sudan to be evacuated via their country without visa according to the Federal Government. However, the painful news reaching us
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has evacuated a total of 2,544 persons from Sudan following the outbreak of a military conflict in the country. Among them, 119 are Saudi citizens while 2,425 are from 74 countries among which 10 are from Nigeria. This was contained in a press release by the Saudi Arabia Embassy in
A private Nigerian airline, Airpeace has stated its readiness to evacuate Nigerian nationals who are stranded due to the ongoing conflict in Sudan for free. This was announced on Monday by the airline’s Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Allen Onyema, who added that the offer could only be possible if the Nigerian government can transport them to a
The Presidential candidate of the Labour party, Peter Gregory Obi has slammed the Federal Government for what may seem as lackluster approach to the entrapped Nigerians in Sudan. See his comments below : I'm sad and concerned by the reports that Nigerians trapped in Sudan have not been evacuated. While we understand the extreme challenges in
Sudan’s president Omar al Bashir has reportedly stepped down following an uprising and the army is in talks about forming a transitional government. The minister of production and economic resources in North Darfur Adel Mahjoub Hussein told Dubai-based Al Hadath TV: “There are consultations to form a military council to take over power after President