Were passengers responsible for the cost of the Nigeria repatriation flight?

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Passengers Bore Costs for Nigeria Repatriation Flight

Twenty-five Malaysians who returned from Lagos, Nigeria, on a flight arranged by the Nigerian government were responsible for covering their own travel expenses. This repatriation effort, utilizing an Air Peace aircraft, saw the passengers personally bearing the costs of their journey home.
Second Group Returns from Nigeria

The group of 25 Malaysians arrived in Malaysia at 9:15 AM. This marks the second repatriation flight for Malaysians from Nigeria, with the Malaysian High Commission in Abuja facilitating their return.
Previous Repatriation Flight in June

Earlier, on June 24, a separate group of 27 Malaysians had also returned from Nigeria. That repatriation flight was organised by the government of the United Arab Emirates.
Flight Carried Diverse Nationalities

The repatriation flight that brought the 25 Malaysians home also carried 67 other passengers from various countries who had been stranded in Nigeria due to the Covid-19 pandemic. These included individuals from Australia, Brunei, China, the Philippines, Indonesia, Canada, Pakistan, Singapore, Taiwan, and Thailand.

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