13 NIGERIAN EVACUEES TO ARRIVE NIGERIA FROM SAUDI ARABIA
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13 Nigerians who fled from the war-torn Sudan to Saudi Arabia are expected arrive in Abuja today, following the evacuation procedure by the National Emergency Management Agency, NEMA.
The students—six male and seven female—were scheduled to fly out of Jeddah on Thursday with Qatar Airways, and they’re supposed to land in Abuja today at Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport.
The spokesperson of NEMA, Manzo Ezekiel said in a statement that “the return of the 13 Nigerian students from Saudi Arabia is part of the evacuation of stranded Nigerian citizens in the war-torn Sudan by the Federal Government through NEMA and other relevant Agencies.
“These students had fled by using boats through the Red Sea into Saudi Arabia, where they sought the assistance of the Federal Government to be transported back home. Consequently, they were profiled by the Nigerian Mission in Saudi Arabia and arrangements for their safe return were made by NEMA in line with the mandates of the Agency” the statement added.
The names of the 13 Nigerian students expected back home are; Mannira Buniya, Hadiza Idi, Naima Mamuda, Hindatu Salmanu, Aminu Ibrahim, Muntari, Aliya Rabbilu, Muhammad Zubairu, Aisha Sani, Asmau Adamu Dandada, Abdulkadir Lawan Gambo, Suleiman Sani Idris and Mubarak Zakariya.
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