Geoffrey Oyeama has said that to have started the evacuation of distressed Nigerians from conflict Sudan earlier than today, the 26th of April, would have been very risky.

“Our electric vehicles offer outstanding performance due to their advanced technology capabilities and testing for different terrains; all of which make our buses particularly well suited for use as a public transportation option in Nigeria.”

“We have everything in place, the aircrafts are in place, the offices, operational centres, the staffing and everything that we need to have in place,” Hadi Sirika said.

It says it hired 40 buses for evacuation at a cost of $1.2 million.

It approved N6bn for the construction of a corporate headquarters for agric ministry.

Oshiomhole, Peterside, Wabote, others charge commission to entrench sound corporate governance to attract private sector financing.

The Ministers, therefore, urge parents to advise their wards that while concerted efforts are being made to evacuate them, the students should endeavour to remain calm and maintain constant communication with officials of the Nigerian Embassy in Sudan

He cited the continent’s endowments, renewable energy, natural resources and young workforce as compelling channels.

This came after a trending video where men dressed in operational kits similar to the NDLEA’s seemed to ridicule the operational ethics of the anti-narcotics agency.

It said military flights would depart from an airfield outside Khartoum, and would be open to those with British passports.

Famed author, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, would speak on the theme: ‘Inspiring A New Nigeria.’

He said he had been consulting and planning with a view to putting together a strong team so he can hit the ground running after assuming office on May 29.

It regretted that apart from kidnapping people on highways, bandits now even have the effrontery to go and abduct people from their homes.

He will be accompanied by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Geoffrey Onyeama; NSA Major-General Babagana Monguno (Rtd); the DG NIA, Ahmed Rufai Abubakar among other government officials.

The airline’s CEO Allen Onyema said everything must not be left for the government alone, especially as the situation calls for urgency and immediate action. 

“The Ethiopian people and government will need this negotiation very much,” said PM Abiy.

Attacks in Burkina Faso, which is confronting an insurgency that has spread from neighboring Mali, are increasingly being attributed to alleged Islamists.

The total death toll is 43, because a further four people died after they and others were discovered starving at the Good News International Church last week.

Nigeria’s federal government has assured that citizens trapped in crisis-ridden Sudan would be evacuated in the next two days, stating that talks are in advance stage with the Sudanese government to allow a safe passage from the country.

The National chairman of the association described the exclusion as an aberration and attempt to cause problems in the system.