They left the Murtala Mohammed Airport Thursday morning with sim cards and airtime worth forty thousand naira and nine Gigabytes of valid data, for two months.
They also received a transport stipend of twenty five thousand naira to convey them to their various destinations.
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Arrangements for airlift of Second Batch of Nigerians from South Africa are underway.
The government plans to put a programme of reintegration in place, subsequently.
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