197 Nigerians Return From War-Torn Central African Republic

    197 Nigerians, who escaped from war- torn Central African Republic
    arrived in Yola yesterday. Charles Otegbade, the Director Search and Rescue of
    the National Emergency Management Agency, NEMA, made this known in Yola.
    Speaking shortly after receiving the returnees, Mr.
    Otegbade, an Air Commodore, said the migrants were Nigerians after thorough
    investigations. He said the returnees escaped from CAR unrest early last year.
    According to him, they are the remaining Nigerians who are
    settled at international camps in Eastern Cameroon Republic.

    “The development follows the closure of the international
    camps by the organisation at Kenzo and Garua Bulai, all in Eastern Cameroon,”
    he said.
    Mr. Otegbade said the International Organisation for
    Migrants with the support of Cameroonian authority escorted them to Sahuda, a
    border town along Nigeria-Cameroon border in Mubi South Local Government Area.
    The director confirmed that the 197 Nigerians were the last
    batch evacuated since the CAR conflict erupted in late 2013 and early 2014.
    He said early 2014 at the peak of the conflict, NEMA with
    the collaboration of Nigerian Air Force rescued and evacuated over 2000
    Nigerians from Bangui International Airport to Abuja.

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