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  By Camillus Eboh and Abraham Achirga
  
  ABUJA, Jan 28 (Reuters) - Nigeria evacuated hundreds
  of its citizens from Saudi Arabia on Thursday
  after they overstayed their visas and were left stranded,
  two Reuters witnesses said.
  
  The first returnees, clad in masks and flowing robes, could be seen walking across the tarmac after their
  plane landed in the capital Abuja.
  
  High unemployment and two recessions in four years
  have pushed thousands of Nigerians to seek work overseas.
  
  
  But the coronavirus pandemic has reduced employment opportunities in other countries and travel restrictions have left many stranded.
  
  
  A video circulating on social media in recent weeks had shown Nigerians who said they had
  been held in a camp in Saudi Arabia for more than three months while other
  countries had flown out their stranded citizens within two weeks or so.
  
  
  
  "A camp generally is not a luxury hotel, but when people have waited for some time agitation comes in," said Akinremi
  Bolaji, a foreign affairs ministry official.
  
  The government had said on Monday it was working with Saudi authorities
  to repatriate 802 Nigerians via two flights on Thursday and Friday.
  
  
  Abike Dabiri-Erewa, chairman of the Nigerians
  In Diaspora Commission (NIDCOM), said last Friday that evacuations had been delayed because of the COVID-19
  pandemic.
  
  "We appeal to Nigerians to resist travelling abroad without proper documents. It becomes very dangerous and more difficult," he said.
  
  
  (Reporting by Camillus Eboh and Abraham Achirga; Writing by Chijioke Ohuocha; Editing
  by Alexis Akwagyiram and Catherine Evans)
  
  
  
  
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  Hundreds of Boko Haram jihadists have fled a forest enclave in northeast Nigeria,
  escaping air strikes by the military and floods from torrential rains to seek shelter
  on Niger's side of Lake Chad, sources told AFP.
  
  
  Northeast Nigeria is facing a 13-year armed insurgency by jihadist
  groups which has killed more than 40,000 people and displaced around
  two million from their homes.
  
  The violence has spilled into neighbouring Niger, Chad and Cameroon, with the jihadists maintaining camps in the vast Lake Chad region straddling the four
  countries.
  
  A Nigerian security source said there had an exodus of Boko Haram
  militants from Sambisa forest since last
  month due to a sustained bombing campaign on their hideouts.
  
  
  Nigeria has also recorded a more intensive rainy season,
  which usually runs from May through September, and floods have occurred in almost every part of the country.
  
  
  "The exodus of the Boko Haram terrorists has increased in recent days as the bombardments have intensified, coupled with the floodings that have submerged many of their camps," said the security source in the region who asked not to be identified.
  
  
  On Monday, a convoy of more than 50 trucks carrying Boko Haram fighters and their families passed through villages on a route linking Sambisa with Lake Chad, several residents in the
  region said.
  
  The fighters are believed to be loyal to Bakura
  Buduma, a Boko Haram factional leader, the sources said.
  
  
  The convoy drove through Mafa forest into Jere and Koshobe before crossing between the towns of Gajiram and Gasarwa on the 135-kilometre
  (85-mile) highway linking the regional capital Maiduguri and the garrison town of Monguno,
  said the sources.
  
  "They (Boko Haram) crossed the highway in batches of 10 vehicles at a time under the watch of heavily armed fighters," said
  Laminu Kontoma, a resident of the area.
  
  After crossing the highway, the convoy moved into Gudumbali forest from
  where they emerged at Gaidam, before traversing a
  river into Abadam district on the border with Niger,
  said another resident, Bunami Garga.
  
  "The Boko Haram convoy is definitely heading to the islands on Lake Chad in the Bosso area of Niger where the group has camps," said a fisherman named Kallah
  Sani who said he was familiar with Boko Haram movements
  in the region.
  
  Niger authorities could not immediately confirm the movement.
  
  
  
  - Infighting -
  
  Those heading into Niger are Boko Haram fighters who had been holed up in parts of the Sambisa forest that remained under the
  group's control after it lost ground to a rival, the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP).
  
  
  ISWAP split from Boko Haram in 2016, rising to become a dominant jihadist group focusing more on attacking military
  bases and ambushing troops rather than civilians.
  
  
  
  Boko Haram's leader Abubakar Shekau was killed in May 2021 during the
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  Some Boko Haram fighters moved out of Sambisa towards forests in the northwest where
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