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Stanley Olisa, the Spokesperson of Air Peace, confirmed the development in a statement issued in Lagos on Monday.
Air Peace reported on Wednesday that the incident happened on July 27, 2023.
According to him, the airlines – Air Peace, Azman, Max Air and Aero Contractors – based the request on the crisis in Sudan, which would require a longer travel time to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
The National Emergency Management Agency made the cheering announcement on its Twitter handle on Thursday
This assurance was given by the Nigerian Ambassador to the Republic of Sudan, Safiu Olaniyan, in Port Sudan
The Eagle Online recalls Azman Air had earlier in the week said the Federal Government had engaged it for the job
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the airlines are: Max Air with 16,326 allocation, Air Peace with 11,348, Azman Air with 8,660 and Aero Contractors with 7,833.
Nigerian Air Force C130 and an Air Peace aircraft ferried the evacuees into Abuja at about midnight on Wednesday.
The Air Peace plane bearing the Nigerians landed at exactly 11:35pm at Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja
A message from the Nigerian Ambassador to Egypt, Nura Rimi, sighted by The Punch correspondent Monday, showed that Egypt had finally granted Nigeria’s approval, but on some conditions.
This then forced the crews of both the NAF, operating the Charlie-130, and Air Peace to tinker with the flight plan
As earlier reported by The Eagle Online, Nigerian Air Force C130 and Air Peace planes are already on ground.
The cheering news was shared on Tuesday morning as other buses conveying Nigerians are expected at Port Sudan
This was as the Federal Government revealed transporters had been fully paid for bus services to Port Sudan
Its Chief Operating Officer, Oluwatoyin Olajide, according to a statement, made this known at a meeting with travel agents.
Spokesman of Air Peace, Stanley Olisa, confirmed the incident in Lagos on Wednesday in a statement he issued.
The Airline announced the development in a statement it issued on Monday following visa issuance issues by UAE.
Stanley Olisa, Media Executive, Air Peace, revealed this development said in a statement in Lagos on Saturday.
This was revealed by the airline in a statement it issued and made available to newsmen on Monday evening.