Ninety Nigerians, including two babies, who
were stranded in many parts of Tunisia, were early Tuesday morning repatriated
into the country.
They were, around 10’clock on Tuesday
received at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos by the South-West
Zonal coordinator of the National Emergency Management Agency, Iyiola Akande,
who represented the Director-General, Alhaji Muhammed Sani-Sidi.
The returnees consisted of two infants, five
months and fourteen months old, 12 teenagers, 13 young women and 61 young men.
Seventy-seven of them came from Edo State,
eight from Delta State, three from Imo and Lagos State, while Kano and Plateau
had two and one, respectively.