160 Nigerians Evacuated from US Arrive Abuja
The 160 Nigerians evacuated from the United States by the federal government on Saturday arrived at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja yesterday.
The returnees were later taken to various locations for their isolation programme in seven buses and well spaced out in the buses to ensure compliance with social distancing. He explained: “The Presidential Task Force on COVID-19 is fully in charge, while the evacuation is being conducted by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
“The arrangements to bring them and to the airline are being handled by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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