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Nigerian Government’s Emergency Repatriation from Sudan (2023)

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Nigeria Aban a Ɛfa Ntɛmntɛm a Wɔsan Fi Sudan (2023). Wɔ Oforisuo bosome wɔ afe 2023 mu no, ntawantawadie sii wɔ Sudan wɔ Sudan Asraafo (SAF) ne Asraafoɔ a Wɔboa Ntɛmntɛm (RSF) ntam, titiriw wɔ ahenkurow Khartoum. Wɔn a ɛkaa wɔn no bi ne Nigeriafo bɛboro 5,000, a sukuufo ne adwumayɛfo titiriw, a wɔkɔdaa ɔman no mu. Nea ɛbɛyɛ na wɔayɛ eyi no, Nigeria aban no fii ase yɛɛ adwuma kɛse bi a ɛbɛma wɔatu nkurɔfo afi hɔ ntɛm ara denam asase ne wimhyɛn akwan so de asan aba ne manfo dwoodwoo[1][2][3].

Kwan a wɔde wɔn baeɛ ne sɛdeɛ wɔyɛɛ no

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Esiane sɛ wɔato Sudan wimhyɛn kwan ne mmeaeɛ a wɔko denneennen a atwa Khartoum Amanaman Ntam Wimhyɛn Gyinabea ho ahyia nti, Nigeria aban no paw sɛ wobetu afi asase so. Wɔtɔɔ bɔs bɛboro 40 a wɔde N150 ɔpepem (bɛyɛ USD $325,000)[4] na ɛde wɔn a wɔatu afiri Khartoum akɔ Egypt’s Aswan ne Port Sudan[5]. Dwumadibea a Ɛhwɛ Ntɛmntɛm So (NEMA), Nigeria Wim Asraafo (NAF), ne Nigeriafo a wɔwɔ Atubrafo Bagua (NiDCOM) na wɔyɛɛ adwuma no ho nhyehyɛeɛ.

Wɔ April 26, 2023 no, kar a edi kan no firii Khartoum kɔɔ Egypt wɔ ahobammɔ a emu yɛ den mu. Efi Egypt ne Port Sudan no, wimhyɛn a wɔde san kɔ wɔn man mu no fii ase denam Nigeria Wim Asraafo C-130 wimhyɛn ne aguadi wimhyɛn Air Peace a ɛde wɔn a wɔatu afi hɔ no kɔɔ Abuja[6]. Nnipa 376 a wodii kan tu firii hɔ no duruu Nigeria wɔ May 3, 2023[7].

Mmoa a Wɔde Ma Afoforo ne Akogye a Wɔyɛ

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Bere a wɔduruu Abuja no, NEMA, NiDCOM, Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, ne nnwuma afoforo mpanyimfo gyee wɔn a wɔsan bae no. Wɔde sika100,000, sim cards, nnuan, ne baabi a wɔbɛtena bere tiaa bi maa wɔn a wɔsan bae no mu biara[8]. Wɔde adwenehaw ho mmoa a edi kan ne ayaresa ho mmoa maa, titiriw mmea ne mmofra, a na wɔn mu pii anya ɔhaw bere a na wɔreyi wɔn afi hɔ no.

Nnwumakuo titire ne Mmoa

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  • NEMA na na ɛhwɛ nneɛma a wɔde ba, ahɔho a wogye wɔn, ne baabi a wɔbɛda.
  • NiDCOM, a Ɔmanpanyin Hon. Abike Dabiri-Erewa, ne mmusua ne amanfoɔ a wɔwɔ aman foforɔ so no yɛɛ nkitaho.
  • Nigeria Air Force ne Air Peace na wɔfaa wimhyɛn fii Egypt ne Sudan.
  • Asoɛ a Ɛhwɛ Nnipa Ho Nsɛm So no maa wɔn aduan, sika, ne nnuru.

Wɔkamfoo adwuma no wɔ ne nhyehyeɛ ho, na ɛhyia logistical ne diplomatic nsɛnnennen nso, te sɛ ɔkyereɛ wɔ Egypt hye so esiane visa ne clearance nsɛm nti[9].

Nkɔso a Ɛwɔ Mu

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Ebeduu May 2023 mu no, na Nigeriafoɔ bɛyɛ 2,518 na wɔatu afi hɔ. Akyiri yi, wɔsan de nnipa 198 kaa wɔn ho san baa ɔman no mu wɔ Kitawonsa bosome wɔ afe 2023, na wɔn dodoɔ aborɔ 2,800[10]. Wɔankyerɛ nnipa a wowuwuiɛ wɔ adwuma no mu, na wɔkaa adwuma no ho asɛm sɛ esii yiye wɔ Nigeriafo a wɔagye wɔn nkwa wɔ amanaman ntam ntɔkwa a na ɛrekɔ so no mu.

Baabi a menyaa mmooa firiiɛ

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  1. ↑ Dorcas Agambila (2025-03-07), 140 stranded Nigerians evacuated from Sudan after months of uncertainty (in English), retrieved 2025-06-17
  2. ↑ 140 Nigerians Stranded in Sudan Return Home with Support from IOM - Nigeria | ReliefWeb (in English), 2025-03-07, retrieved 2025-06-17
  3. ↑ Google Search, retrieved 2025-06-17
  4. ↑ The Federal Government Releases $150 Million For The Evacuation Of Nigerians In Sudan – The Beam Media (in British English), retrieved 2025-06-17
  5. ↑ "Kenny, Enda, (born 24 April 1951), Member (FG) of the Dáil (TD) for Mayo, since 1975; Taoiseach (Prime Minister) of Ireland, 2011–17; Leader, Fine Gael, 2002–17", Who's Who, Oxford University Press, 2014-12-01, retrieved 2025-06-17
  6. ↑ https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/594348-sudan-crisis-376-nigerian-evacuees-arrive-abuja-in-first-batch.html, retrieved 2025-06-17 {{citation}}: Missing or empty |title= (help)
  7. ↑ "Evacuation of foreign nationals during the Sudanese civil war (2023–present)", Wikipedia (in English), 2025-05-17, retrieved 2025-06-17
  8. ↑ Jimba Rai Amos, Egbenoma Aigboeghian, Aigboeghian Preciousgift, OO Omolehin (2024), "Antibacterial Susceptibility of Bacteria Isolated from Wound Swab of Patient Receiving Medication in University Teaching Hospital, Gwagwalada, Abuja, Nigeria", ASEAN Journal of Psychiatry, pp. 01–07, doi:10.54615/2231-7805.419, retrieved 2025-06-17{{citation}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)
  9. ↑ Robin Cormack (2013-05-30), "Unity Out of Diversity? The Making of a Modern Christian Monument in Anglo-Egyptian Sudan", From Plunder to Preservation, British Academy, ISBN 978-0-19-726541-3, retrieved 2025-06-17
  10. ↑ Sakane Koji (2023-09-02), "Africa and Japan: The World Seen through Assignment in and Evacuation from Sudan", Asia-Pacific Review, vol. 30, no. 3, pp. 30–47, doi:10.1080/13439006.2023.2286114, ISSN 1343-9006, retrieved 2025-06-17
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