Stranded Nigerians In India Asked To Pay N865,700 For Flight, Feeding, Accommodation Before Evacuation By NigeriaGov | Sahara Reporters The High Commission of Nigeria office in New Delhi, India, said the government can no longer... READ MORE:
Stranded Nigerians in India, who have indicated interest in returning home on account of COVID-19, will have to pay for flight, accommodation and feeding before they can be evacuated to Nigeria.
The document signed by I.A Alatise reads, “Henceforth, the evacuees will be responsible for their accommodation and feeding during the period of quarantine. “The expenses involved are as follows: accommodation N15,000 x 16 days=N240,000, feeding N3600 x 16 days=N57,600, total N18,600 x 16 days=297,600.”
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