65 Nigerians to Return From South Africa Wednesday, FG
The Federal Government says 65 Nigerians stranded in South Africa are scheduled to return to the country on Wednesday as part of ongoing efforts to facilitate their repatriation.
The Federal Government says 65 Nigerians stranded in South Africa are expected to return home on Wednesday.
The development was disclosed by the Federal Government as efforts continue to facilitate the return of Nigerians affected by the situation in South Africa.
The returnees are expected to arrive in Nigeria on Wednesday, with relevant government agencies coordinating the process.
The government has continued to engage with Nigerian citizens abroad and relevant authorities to address concerns affecting Nigerians in South Africa.
Further details on the circumstances surrounding the returnees and their planned arrival were not immediately available.
The Federal Government has also reiterated its commitment to protecting the welfare and interests of Nigerians living abroad.
The 65 Nigerians are expected to return home on Wednesday as part of the ongoing repatriation effort.
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