helinues:
Nice one

People don dey add tribal coloration to this news. There are other Africans who are also stranded in Sudan, they can claim to be Nigerians, the coordinator was very clever.

Again nice one

webdevprof:


You people don't need to have a negative mindset on most things. Imagine your selfish comment, Igbo this and that! Na wa! 😒

The main reason they did that was probably so that nobody would claim they were left behind because of their state of origin or tribe, so that everyone can have equal opportunity of leaving. So it's the opposite of what you think. If they tell everyone to queue and northerners were mostly picked leaving behind southerners, it would seem unfair, that's why they used that sense.

Some non-Nigerians may also be part of those claiming to be Nigerians in Sudan and if they can't identify themselves based on state of origin, they'll be fished out..

helinues:
Nice one

People don dey add tribal coloration to this news. There are other Africans who are also stranded in Sudan, they can claim to be Nigerians, the coordinator was very clever.

Again nice one

maasoap:


What has this development taken away from you? You don't know if it to make work of committee and drivers easier, direct to their states instead of sorting them again in Nigeria! Na wa o! Must we criticise everything, even the thing we don't understand instead of asking questions?

helinues:
Nice one

People don dey add tribal coloration to this news. There are other Africans who are also stranded in Sudan, they can claim to be Nigerians, the coordinator was very clever.

Again nice one

BinamRex:
That was how we were evacuated from the University of Maidugurattempi when were attacked by Boko Haram in 2014. Some States sent buses to evacuate their students. Since the evacuation of Nigerians from Sudan is not led by state governments, there is no point grouping them according to their states.

I hope this is not a deliberate attempt to discriminate against Southern Nigerians in Sudan. The majority of Nigerians are Northern Muslims, but it won't be out of the ordinary to find a few Southerners there. Will they be able to board buses destined for Northern Nigeria?

richmond500:
They are probably coming to Nigeria by bus through Chad route.
The bus will stop you in your state so you can easily find your way home.
If there is one bus and it stops Everyone in Abuja, it might get chaotic to convey Everyone to their state

helinues:
Nice one

People don dey add tribal coloration to this news. There are other Africans who are also stranded in Sudan, they can claim to be Nigerians, the coordinator was very clever.

Again nice one

highness25:
How many days Dem go spend for road? Plane no de enter that country??

Raheeqilmaktoom:


Besides all of this, if you've been following Nigerian students in Sudan, you will observe that they group themselves based in states of origin - read all the news reports, you will see things like the President/chairman of Nasarawa students in Sudan, Kano students etc.

This will make it easier to identify everyone - they know themselves already. No one will be left behind hopefully.

But as our resident online hypocrites, they went from Muslims studying terrorism in Sudan to why are ibos left out.

helinues:
Nice one

People don dey add tribal coloration to this news. There are other Africans who are also stranded in Sudan, they can claim to be Nigerians, the coordinator was very clever.

Again nice one

Tallesty1:
They are being conveyed by bus to Ethiopia where they will board a plane to Nigeria.


State of origin is not the same as state of residence.

DonBenny77:
It means "one Nigeria" is bull's shit!
Priority will be the northerners as usual

YemyTemmy:


Use sense small nah......many of those people there are not Nigerians, so to identify and sort out anomalies, the coordinator has to filter them out my asking for State of Origin.... So any group foreigners fall into can be identified with ease

IyaebeTheGreat:
Well, all we want is to make sure they come back safely. Well done madam Abike

Nelsononu:
I thought the promise was to get all Nigerian nationals from the war zone. Regardless

helinues:
Nice one

People don dey add tribal coloration to this news. There are other Africans who are also stranded in Sudan, they can claim to be Nigerians, the coordinator was very clever.

To those asking about, what about their passports, it be like some of una never witness ordinary street fight before not to talk of war. Would you even think of your belongings in such situation?

Again nice one

YemyTemmy:



What if they claim they left their abode in a rush without picking anything

Nelsononu:
I thought the promise was to get all Nigerian nationals from the war zone. Regardless

chikeze:

Point of correction it’s not dat tribal bigot abike dat is coordinating dis evacuation. It’s NEMA in conjunction with ministry of foreign affairs. Take note.

maasoap:


What has this development taken away from you? You don't know if it to make work of committee and drivers easier, direct to their states instead of sorting them again in Nigeria! Na wa o! Must we criticise everything, even the thing we don't understand instead of asking questions?

helinues:
Nice one

People don dey add tribal coloration to this news. There are other Africans who are also stranded in Sudan, they can claim to be Nigerians, the coordinator was very clever.

To those asking about, what about their passports, it be like some of una never witness ordinary street fight before not to talk of war. Would you even think of your belongings in such situation?

Again nice one

IrawoKross:
These are what we are fighting against.

I am even more concerned about the ridiculous amount used in bringing them back. $1.5m

jawalis:

Sometimes I believe my opinion or perspective about issues are the best but again when I read from others, I learn and reason from other point of view. When I read the headline, I sincere felt bad and wanted to criticize such decision but immediately I read your comment, I breath deeply and I agreed with you immediately that other Nationals might use the opportunity to move out of Sudan leaving true Nigerian stranded.

dangwarmai:


Guy chill!
1.5 is not big for a life of a single Nigerian