COVID-19: 160 stranded Nigerians depart US for Abuja
The second batch of 253 Nigerians evacuated from the United Kingdom arrived the Murtala Muhammed International Airport , LagosIt came 48 hours after the first batch from Dubai, United Arab Emirates were brought into the country by Emirates Airlines.Dear valued readers, subscribe to the Daily Trust e-paper to continue enjoying our diet of authoritative news. Kindly subscribe here
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