The Federal Government's evacuation of Nigerians from South Africa has reached a new milestone as the fifth batch of returnees arrived in Lagos on Thursday evening.The Air Peace flight, which brought over 180 Nigerians back, faced a technical delay that prevented it from departing as scheduled.This latest arrival brings the total number of citizens evacuated from South Africa following xenophobic attacks to approximately 1,000.The evacuation efforts have been ongoing since the xenophobic attacks sparked fears of violence against Nigerian communities.The government has been working closely with airlines to repatriate citizens safely, ensuring they receive necessary support upon return.This batch's arrival highlights the scale of the crisis and the government's commitment to protecting its citizens abroad.The repatriation process also underscores the importance of international cooperation in addressing such crises.As more evacuees return, the focus remains on providing them with assistance and ensuring their well-being.The situation in South Africa continues to be a major concern, with ongoing efforts to stabilize the region and prevent further incidents.