Coronavirus: Nigerians trapped in Wuhan plead with Buhari Government to be brought back home (video)

Posted by E.L.E.X on February 17 2020 under News









Some Nigerians trapped in the Chinese city of Wuhan which is the epicenter of Coronavirus which has killed over 1,700 people, have taken to social media to cry out for help to return home. 

 

Some of them disclosed that they are students and only came to study in China before the outbreak of the deadly disease. One of the ladies who shared an emotional video on social media, disclosed that she has been indoors for over 3 weeks and is running short of food supply as the death toll is increasing daily. 

 

They all expressed fear of remaining in Wuhan and being infected with the deadly virus, as they begged the Nigerian government to help them return home. 

 

Here are some photos and video below; 

 

Coronavirus: Nigerians trapped in Wuhan beg to be brought back home (video)

Coronavirus: Nigerians trapped in Wuhan beg to be brought back home (video)

Coronavirus: Nigerians trapped in Wuhan beg to be brought back home (video)

Coronavirus: Nigerians trapped in Wuhan beg to be brought back home (video)

 




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