The coordinator said the returnees comprised 34 males, 18 females and 52 children who hailed from Kano, Katsina, Borno, Akwa Ibom and Yobe.
The corps said it has activated 28 road traffic crash clinics and 53 zebra points located along the major routes to be covered by ambulances that will be fully utilised.
On Monday, the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) received a batch of 144 stranded Nigerians from Niamey in Niger Republic.
Mr Abdullahi urged the returnees to learn from their experiences, be law-abiding and avoid illegal migration.
She said the cause of the fire incident, which started in the early hours of Tuesday, was still unknown.
The governor called for more collaboration between Ekiti and NEMA as the state government prepares for this year’s flooding.
Relief materials were given to 250 victims of fire and flood disasters in the state on Sunday.
The Director-General of NIHSA, Clement Nze, said that 178 LGAs in 32 states and the FCT had been predicted to experience severe flooding in 2023.
The distributed materials include maize, rice, millet, guinea corn, Indomie, rice, beans and condiments.
