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Xenophobia: 40 More Nigerians Evacuated From South Africa In Sixth Flight
The sixth batch of stranded Nigerians evacuated from South Africa Amid the ongoing xenophobic violence, has arrived in Nigeria, with 40 returnees landing at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos, on Friday. The latest group was received by officials of the Nigerian government and several partner organisations in an exercise aimed at reintegrating Nigerians who had been stranded in South Africa.
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saharareporters.com
Xenophobia: Nigerian Government Evacuates Fresh Batch Of 287 Citizens From South Africa
The Nigerian government has dispatched the fourth evacuation flight to bring home Nigerians fleeing the ongoing xenophobic protests and attacks in South Africa, reaffirming its…
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punchng.com
Xenophobia: Fourth batch of Nigerians evacuated from S'Africa arrives Lagos
The fourth batch of Nigerians evacuated from South Africa has arrived in Lagos, as the Federal Government continues its voluntary evacuation exercise amid
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Xenophobia: Nigeria Evacuates 39 More Citizens From South Africa As Nigerian Union Demands Protection Of Properties
The Nigerian government has announced that 39 more Nigerian nationals were evacuated from South Africa on Friday, July 10, as part of ongoing emergency efforts to bring home…
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Xenophobia: FG airlifts 39 more Nigerians from South Africa
The Federal Government has airlifted 39 more Nigerians from South Africa on an emergency Air Peace flight, following ongoing xenophobic attacks. Learn more
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Xenophobia: 40 More Nigerians Evacuated From South Africa In Sixth Flight
The sixth batch of stranded Nigerians evacuated from South Africa Amid the ongoing xenophobic violence, has arrived in Nigeria, with 40 returnees landing at the Murtala Muhammed…
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Last batch of 40 Nigerians return from South Africa
The final 40 stranded Nigerians have returned from South Africa, completing the sixth batch of evacuations. Discover how the Nigerian government and other