UPDATED: Russia-Ukraine War: Second batch of Nigerian evacuees arrive Abuja
The second batch of Nigerian evacuees from Poland have arrived this evening in Abuja.
The second batch of Nigerian evacuees from Poland have arrived this evening in Abuja.
The returnees arrived from Romania where they had fled to following the war in Ukraine.
The destroyed items weighed over 200,000 kilogrammes and were seized within Abuja and in the airport in the city.
The consignment comprised comprised thousands of Personal Protective Equipment (PPEs).
Nigeria shut its airports to non-essential flights in March, to check the spread of COVID-19.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the president was initially scheduled to return on Sunday.
While in Yokohama, the president presented Nigeria’s Statement at Plenary Session Three on “Public-Private Business Dialogue”.
The president is expected back in Abuja after the Sallah break to preside over induction retreat for ministers-designate.
The airline has three aircraft, and doing only two routes – Uyo-Lagos and Uyo-Abuja – for now.
Mr Buhari was initially scheduled to return on Wednesday.
Shehu Shagari was buried Saturday afternoon at his hometown, Shagari, in Sokoto State.
"He will meet with President Donald Trump at the White House on Monday."
Mr Buhari left Nigeria on April 9 for the UK.
About 80,000 Nigerian pilgrims travelled for this year's Islamic pilgrimage.
The Abuja airport was shut for six weeks to allow runway repairs.
Passengers need to arrive Abuja airport four hours ahead of their flights from Kaduna.
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