Over 450 Nigerians dem evacuate from di war in Ukraine don reunite with dia families back home.
Nigeria goment
bring di evacuees from Romania sake of di Russia invasion of Ukraine.
BBC Pidgin capture some very emotional moments for di
parents and children as dem reunite wit dia families and loved ones.
Di day dey special for one woman wey come welcome her two daughters for di Nnamdi
Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja
Madam Salka say "I don get peace of mind,
wit wetin dey happun for Ukraine, I no fit eat or sleep well, thank God say dem
come back safely, God be praised!"
Her two daughters tell BBC Pidgin say; "We no believe say
we fit survive am, and we dey happy to comeback home, at least no tension
here"
E don pass one week since Russia invade Ukraine. Friday 4 March, 2022 make am nine days since di conflict begin.
Dis na di first batch of evacuees we Nigeria goment bring
from Romania.
Nigeriaa goment promise to give dem 100 dollars each to transport di pipo wey no dey stay Abuja.
National Emergency Management
Agency(NEMA) na im co-ordinate di evacuation with di Foreign Affairs Ministry.
Head of NEMA, Mustapha Habib say: “For di pipo wey dey stay outside Abuja, we go
give dem 100 dollars each for dia transport”
“We go support dem to make sure say dem dey okay” Habib tok.
More Nigerian evacuees dey expected to land di kontri later today.
Many of di returnees be students wey dey study abroad for Ukraine.
Ukraine before now na home to over 76,000 foreign students, according to goment data from 2020.
Nearly a quarter of di students come from Africa, with di largest numbers coming from Nigeria, Morocco and Egypt.
Di students - studying medicine, engineering and business - be one important part of Ukraine economy.