FG advised Nigerians against travelling to seek greener pastures in other countries, claiming no country is better than their homeland.
The returnees comprised 144 males, 56 females and 66 children.
Mr Abdullahi advised Nigerians to avoid endangering their lives by travelling to seek greener pastures in other countries.
“A total of 470.21 kilograms of drugs were seized from the suspects,” stated the NDLEA official.
The four international airports to be concessioned are that of Kano, Lagos, Port Harcourt and Abuja.
The minister said that the Special Economic Zones would help to reduce the tax burden on aviation companies to enable them to compete internationally.
“The suspension did not economically make sense for the government to spend so much money.”
