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Nigeria Air Force Crew Wey Dem Bin Detain for Burkina Faso Don Regain Freedom, Continue Journey to Portugal -By Abdulhamid Rabiu

Nigerian authorities commend the role of diplomacy and cooperation between both countries in resolving the issue quickly. Dem also reassure Nigerians say the welfare and safety of Nigerian military personnel abroad remain a top priority.

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Ibrahim Traore - Burkina Faso

Crew members of the Nigerian Air Force wey Burkina Faso authorities bin detain don finally regain their freedom and don continue their journey to Portugal.

According to official information, the Nigerian Air Force personnel bin dey on official assignment when dem land for Burkina Faso, where dem later detain dem over diplomatic and clearance matters. The incident raise concern for Nigeria and within diplomatic circles, as many people dey ask questions about the safety and movement of military personnel across West Africa.

After series of diplomatic engagements between Nigeria and Burkina Faso authorities, the matter don resolve peacefully. The detained crew don release without any harm, and dem don resume their journey to Portugal to continue their mission.

Nigerian authorities commend the role of diplomacy and cooperation between both countries in resolving the issue quickly. Dem also reassure Nigerians say the welfare and safety of Nigerian military personnel abroad remain a top priority.

The development don bring relief to the families of the crew members and Nigerians at large, as the situation end without any serious diplomatic fallout.

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