The Nigerian Air Force has confirmed that its C-130 aircraft crew has resumed its journey to Portugal after being released by authorities in Burkina Faso.
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The development followed the release of the 11 Nigerian personnel on Thursday, days after the aircraft made an unscheduled stop in the West African country.
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The crew was en route to Portugal for routine aircraft maintenance when the C-130 made an emergency landing in Burkina Faso, leading to their temporary detention.
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After diplomatic engagement and clearance by Burkinabe authorities, the air force personnel were allowed to proceed with their assignment.
The same aircraft involved in the emergency landing was cleared for flight, enabling the crew to continue the mission without replacement.
The Nigerian Air Force said the outcome reflects ongoing cooperation between regional partners and reaffirmed its commitment to safety, professionalism, and mission continuity.
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