Many Nigerians still stranded in Sudan, suffering – Alwadi Nyala footballer
The food here is nothing to write home about. Everybody is just trying to survive. For the shelter, we sleep in abandoned classrooms; we sleep on the floor while some lie on the stools in the classrooms. It’s an abandoned school as I said earlier; so, anyone just finds a floor and sleeps. We have not eaten today. We had to start fetching firewood to cook here in these classrooms in order to eat. We fetch firewood to cook here.
This is making us scared. We have been receiving several reports that anything can happen at any time in Port Sudan. Does the Nigerian government want to wait till these things happen and our lives are wasted? We want to leave, the one we have seen, the one that has happened is enough and we just want to leave. They should help us. We are not imposing it on them; we are begging them to please, take us back home for God’s sake. We beg the Nigeria Government to please help us out of this.
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