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Three Airlines To Lift Stranded Nigerians Students In Egypt Today
All stranded Nigerians in Port Sudan and Egypt are expected to arrive on Friday (today). The first batch of evacuees arrived Nigeria on Wednesday night.
Complete evacuation from Egypt is expected to be completed today (Friday) as Azman Air will transport 400 passengers while Max Air is to clear the remainder.
Boarding had commenced in Port Sudan with Taco Aviation carrying stranded Nigerians back to the country. About 125 females in Port Sudan have boarded so far as priority is given to the females.
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