Dangote supported Nigerians who returned from Sudan Some Nigerians who were compelled to return home due to the conflict in Sudan have rec...

 

Dangote supported Nigerians who returned from Sudan

Some Nigerians who were compelled to return home due to the conflict in Sudan have received assistance from the Aliko Dangote Foundation.

The Dangote Foundation gave each of the 125 persons who returned to Nigeria last Saturday, including the impoverished, a grant of 100,000 naira and some delicacies in a bag.

More than 2,278 persons were given 100,000 apiece in May along with humanitarian goods so they could be reunited with their family after being brought back to the nation from the Sudan.

Two elderly individuals who intended to travel to Umara by car were among those saved in the past week; their route passed through Khartoum. all their energy is lost.

Muhammad Saidu Ahmed, an elderly man, remarked, "I left Sudan with nothing, but now I have 100,000."

Another elderly woman described how a blast in Khartoum caused her to lose her son.

The 80-year-old woman claimed that numerous members of her family had left because of the Khartoum bombs that targeted everyone.