Evacuation of Nigerians from Sudan begins Tuesday – NEMA

The Nationwide Emergency Administration Company (NEMA) has mentioned it should begin the evacuation of stranded Nigerians from Sudan at present.

The company mentioned the evacuation might be achieved by way of highway from Khartoum to Cairo in Egypt.

It additionally added that plans have been made to evacuate about 2,650 to 2,800 individuals first together with college students, embassy workers and their households.

This was introduced on Monday by the Director, Particular Duties of NEMA, Dr. Onimode Bandele throughout an interview monitored on Channels.

Talking on whether or not these within the embassies have been evacuated whereas leaving out college students, he mentioned: “The reality is, no one has been evacuated but.

I simply spoke to the Ambassador in Khartoum, Olaniyan some jiffy in the past and the reality is, it’s true that there are plans to get buses to begin motion tomorrow (Tuesday) morning and as I converse with you, the Director Basic of NEMA, Mustapha Ahmed is already in Cairo as a result of that’s the window that we’re taking a look at. Now we have a city known as Luxor and one other one. So, the motion is to perfected between the Embassy in Khartoum and the DG NEMA who’s already in Cairo.”

“So, as confirmed by the Nigerian Ambassador in Khartoum, tomorrow, it’s assured that motion by highway will begin”.

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