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JUST IN: Another Batch Of Sudan Evacuees Arrive Nigeria
Another batch of Nigerians who fled crisis-ridden Sudan has returned to the country.
They returned two days after the first set of evacuees came back to the country via Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja, on Wednesday.
A total of13o evacuees returned to the country on Friday afternoon.
More to follow
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