It was gathered that the returnees arrived the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos, aboard a chartered flight operated by Buraq Airline with registration number 5A-DMG Thursday night. The aircraft landed at about 10:45 p.m. at the Cargo Wing of the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos.
The returnees comprised 107 male, 37 female including a medical case, four female children and one female infant.
Abrham Tamrat, the Programme Manager of International Organisation for Migration (IOM), Lagos, handed the returnees over to Alhaji Yakubu Suleiman, the South West Zonal Coordinator of NEMA. Suleiman thanked the IOM and the European Union (EU) for facilitating the repatriation of the Nigerians who had been stranded en route from Libya to Europe.
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*Why are the planes always landing at the Cargo wing?
Because they are cargoes
ReplyDeleteThey land there because they obviously want people to know they are deportees. Like you don't know your motherland Nigeria 😥
DeleteMay be they turn them to cargo. Hahahahaha
ReplyDeleteNa wa. So this our people are not tired of running to libya. what a pity
Its so unfortunate because this people will still go back..
ReplyDeleteWelcome back home
ReplyDeleteWhat is the point of bringing them back , they will still find a way to go back.
ReplyDeleteThey are still plenty oo, abi nah new one's be this?...
ReplyDeleteThey land at the cargo wing because it does not take up landing space for paying airlines and they have to go through a special processing.
ReplyDeleteI hope they are grateful for the freedom of being in their home land. They were spared death for a reason, I hope they use this second chance wisely.