The second batch of four hundred and nineteen Nigerians repatriated from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia have rejected plan to quarantine them in line with the COVID-19 guidelines.
The returnees who touched down at the Nnamdi Azikwe International Airport on Friday noon are seeing engaging officials of the Federal Airport Authority of Nigeria in a heated argument.
The first batch of 348 stranded Nigerians in Saudi Arabia arrived Abuja on Thursday and are believed to be undergoing 14-day quarantine.
#COVID19 Nigerian returnees from Saudi Arabia protest, reject plan to quarantine them. pic.twitter.com/pFFiM3Oays
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