HAITIAN GANG MEMBER WHO YELLED 'F*K TRUMP, I'M NOT GOING BACK TO HAITI' HAS BEEN DEPORTED. (PHOTO)

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SUDAN CRISES: GOV. TAMBUWAL TAKES NECESSARY ACTION FOR THE RETURN OF SOKOTO STUDENTS. (PHOTO).



SUDAN CRISES: Gov Tambuwal Takes Necessary Action For The  Return of Sokoto Students

Sequel to the crisis in Khartoum as well  as the trapped of of foreign Studends of differen Countries,  Nigeria inclusive, the Sokoto State Governor Aminu Waziri Tambuwal, has taken all necessary action for the safety of Sokoto State Students and their subsequent return back home.

 A statement issued to newsman in Sokoto Commissioner of Information MUHAMMAD AKIBU DALHATU says 
Gov. Tambuwal  is in constant touch with the Minister of Foreign Affairs over arrangement to secure the  transportation and Security cover to evacuate the students to the nearest border as quickly as possible.

The State Government wishes to inform all parents of the students that their wards are well protected and in good health and they will soon be at home. 

The Sokoto State Scholarship Board is also in hourly contact with the leadership of the state Students both under scholarship and self-sponsored in Sudan. 

The students numbering about 120 are under the supervision of  Nigerian Embassy and an appointed Sokoto State Agent  in Khartoum. The students will be moved after securing clearance, and making necessary protocol and arrangement any time from now.


 

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