Sudan: Azman, Max Air, Taco to airlift second batch of  stranded Nigerians today 

Three plans are already on ground to evacuate more Nigerians from Sudan today.
The planes Azman, Max Air, Taco Aviation according to Mr. Abdulrahman Balogun, Head Media and Protocol, Nigerians in Diaspora Commission, NIDCOM, would complete the evacuation from Egypt today, Friday.
He said Azman is expected to convey 400 passengers while Max air clears the remainder.
He said boarding had started at 7.03am Friday morning.
However, the latest development could see the processes delayed.
Two of the students were said to have entered Egypt with the rest of the about 700 stranded Nigerians without their passports or travelling documents.
This had led to the entire travelling group being sent back to Egypt.
About 60 Nigerians were said to be without their passport.
But the Nigerian Embassy in Egypt, it was learnt was already preparing an Emergency Travel Certificates for them.
One of the conditions given to Nigeria before the evacuees could allowed into Egypt was that the passabgers must have their travel documents and their number must not exceed the capacity of the planes on ground to evacuate them.
The Egyptian authorities had stated that no Nigerian would be allowed to loiter around at the airport.