The Nigerian students who were stuck in Khartoum were rescued - Students' Union According to the National Union of Nigerian Students (N...
The Nigerian students who were stuck in Khartoum were rescued - Students' Union
According to the National Union of Nigerian Students (NANS), the Nigerian students who were stranded in Sudan's capital city of Khartoum, where the war is still raging, have been returned.
This was mentioned in a statement released by the group by Amal Pantami, the organization's media officer.
The statement claims that 26 buses, each containing roughly 50 persons, were used to bring the students from the capital city of Khartoum.
The group thanked Nigerians for their ongoing prayers and pleaded for their prayers so that every student would arrive in Nigeria in good health.
The federal government revealed on Sunday that it had paid $1.2 million to fly Nigerian students to Egypt's borders, where they will be flown back to their country.
According to reports, thousands of people have abandoned their homes to travel abroad and more than 500 individuals have died since the conflict began on April 15, 2023.