Stranded Nigerian miners in Central African Republic now in care of embassy officials -NIDCOM
[NigerianEye - Nigeria] - 30/07/2025
Nigerian miners who were stranded in a remote village in the Central African Republic (CAR) are now with officials of the Nigerian embassy in Bangui, the capital city. In a viral video last Thursday, the miners made a distress call, alleging they were abandoned and maltreated by a Chinese mining company that recruited them for work in the French-speaking African country. The video showed six men appealing to Nigerians to help spread their message and draw attention to their plight. They identified their location at Senye, a village in the Bambari region of CAR. Responding, the Nigerians in (…)
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