The Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) has reunited a mentally-challenged female Nigerian, Motunde Oluwatobi Victoria with her family members, it was learnt.
The reunion which took place at the Murtala Mohammed International Airport, Lagos was carried out by the airport command of the NIS.
Motunde, who had been in Saudi Arabia since 2018 and engaged as a house maid, returned aboard Egypt Air at 1:30pm on Tuesday and was incoherent, prompting the Command to search for her family members.
Immigration officials were able to contact the family of the lady through the social media.
Motunde’s immediate older sister, Titilope Deborah Babatunde, came to the airport to pick her up.
She said, “I am very grateful to the immigration service, MMIA Command, for reuniting me with my sister. Initially when I received the call, I concluded that it was a scammer at work.
“What immigration has done has further reinvigorated my belief about Nigeria. It shows that to some extent, we are still secure in Nigeria.
“If not for the immigration, I will not know that my sister has been brought back to Nigeria. We will still think she was in Saudi Arabia,” she said.
