DOnlooker:
So basically, if a Nigerian abroad contracts coronavirus, he's automatically stripped of his nigerian citizenship and the untouchable right to be always welcome in his own country. Where on earth is such a thing done ?

DOnlooker:
So basically, if a Nigerian abroad contracts coronavirus, he's automatically stripped of his nigerian citizenship and the untouchable right to be always welcome in his own country. Where on earth is such a thing done ?

ThreeBlackBird:


Tell that to their host countries that have suspended flights too.

PlainJoe:
Because their children are not among.

Please do not read this and ignore us. I never planned for this. I stopped working since in the month of February due to my failing health condition as advised and before 2nd week of next month, my wife will put to bed our first child and yet we haven't prepared in anyway. At the moment, there's no N1000 in the family. We sincerely plead for your assistance looking at the time and circumstances. To reach out to us, please see the attached thread for what led to my present unfortunate condition and contact details. Nothing is too small.

https://www.nairaland.com/5875789/diagnosed-tuberculosis-told-stop-work

Thanks and stay blessed.

Pavore9:
"He said with the new policy evacuees will have to be tested at most nine days before their flight take off".....So if am to arrive Nigeria next Wednesday and as of today being Wednesday my test reads negative then between now and departure date I get exposed to the virus, so it means on arrival I will just head home?

weblord1900:
Hmm. After one week lockdown without light and food with us they will wish they had stayed there..

Ijawwomaninoyo:


Not all of them are residents there.
Some are ;
Students on short courses
Women that went to put to bed
Students that have finished school and going back home
Tourist and travellers that simply went on holidays
Researchers etc.
They are stranded and run out of cash to continue staying there and maybe have no homes there.

inoki247:
Make dem follow ship naw afterall Cargo still dey enta d country

Pavore9:
"He said with the new policy evacuees will have to be tested at most nine days before their flight take off".....So if am to arrive Nigeria next Wednesday and as of today being Wednesday my test reads negative then between now and departure date I get exposed to the virus, so it means on arrival I will just head home?

Wolgrace:
If you don't have the national interest and zeal to evacuate them, kindly open the airport.. Let them fly in from personal purse as usual.

Lets go back to business, no time...

Pavore9:
"He said with the new policy evacuees will have to be tested at most nine days before their flight take off".....So if am to arrive Nigeria next Wednesday and as of today being Wednesday my test reads negative then between now and departure date I get exposed to the virus, so it means on arrival I will just head home?

SeriouslySense:
okay

frozen70:


The evaluation is not free they have been the one paying for their flights and other things

I don't know why government is acting as if they are the sponsors

PureGoldh:
FG and their unstable nature

It's now that some people know the reason why they didn't close the country's boarders on time...So that they can cashout ontop dx CoronaVirus matter

Wolgrace:


I think the fare is subsidized, they pay half and FG fix the rest. However, it would be much easier if they book their own flight from personal purse after getting health clearance paper without any hassles, and arrive safely without going through rigourous process here. Our system is just a like a mecho man who panel beats a damaged car.

Just open the airport, let them get tested in their host countries with approved clearance paper, since those on board will all be virus free, and arrive safely without quarantine order. Simple stuffs