There are signs that the removal of Nigerian students from Sudan has run into difficulties.
The buses evacuating the Nigerian students and non-students were shown to be stopped in the middle of the Sahara desert in a video that was circulating online and that BEVIBESHUB was able to obtain.
The drivers allegedly refused to continue the trip because they had not been paid, according to a voice narrating the situation in the video.
Dr. Ahmad Small uploaded the video on Twitter, and former legislator Shehu Sani shared it on his verified Twitter account.
The buses evacuating Nigerian students and non-students came to a standstill in the midst of the Sahara, and the drivers refused to go any farther since they had not been paid, according to Dr. Ahmad Small. @nemanigeria @FMHDSD @nidcom_gov @NigeriaMFA @abikedabiri
"This video contains students sobbing."
Remember that the Federal Executive Council (FEC) authorized $1,250,000 for the prompt evacuation of the Nigerians stuck in the conflict-torn Sudan.
Geoffrey Onyeama, the minister of foreign affairs, stated that the funds will be used to hire 40 opulent buses to take the stranded Nigerians from Khartoum, Sudan, to Cairo, Egypt, where they would then be flown to Nigeria.
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The Buses evacuating Nigerian students and non-student
— Dr. Ahmad Small (@dr_ahmadsmall) April 27, 2023
were stopped in the middle of the Sahara, and the drivers refused to continue the journey because they were not PAID. @abikedabiri @nemanigeria @FMHDSD @nidcom_gov @NigeriaMFA
Students crying out in this video pic.twitter.com/tbXSq1hUdY
