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Sudan Crisis: Evacuation To Begin As Egypt Finally Opens Border To Fleeing Nigerians – NidCOM

Nigerian Air Force standing by in Egypt

This was disclosed on Monday by the Nigerians in the Diaspora Commission, NidCOM.

Since the crisis in Sudan started about 3 weeks ago, various countries have moved out their citizens from the area.

But for Nigeria, there was a delay due to documentation processes set out by the Egyptian side.

NidCOM revealed that president Muhammadu Buhari has prevailed on his Egyptian counterpart over the development.

“With the intervention of President Buhari, Egypt has finally opened its border to Nigerians fleeing Sudan.

“With an Airforce plane already on the ground in Aswan, Egypt, the processing of the first set of evacuees will begin,” it tweeted.

NidCOM thanked relevant stakeholders playing different roles in facilitating the evacuation of Nigerians.

Adewale Nurudeen

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