A 31 years old Nigerian lady, Funmilayo Victoria Fehintola who is a native of Ondo-Town is currently wandering about the international wing of the Murtala Muhammad Airport in Lagos having lost memories of her location in Nigeria, she was deported from Oman last Friday, March 12th aboard an Emirates airline flight which arrived by 2pm.
Funmilayo, whose passport number is A10173960 exhibits abnormal behaviour as she hardly responds to inquiries from people who attempt to assist her locate her family to come and take her away from the airport. She alleged that she was injected with substance unknown to her in Oman before she was bundled into the aircraft enroute Lagos.
Her documents indicated that she left Nigeria on the 29th of February 2019 to the small Middle East country for her short sojourn in the oil rich nation.
Her documents obtained from a good Samaritan and cargo agent at the airport, Mr Thompson Oladapo, who has been catering for Funmilayo’s upkeep for a week shows that she received her certificate for PCR Covid-19 negative status for travel purpose on the 10th of March 2021 from Salalah Al Gharbia Health Center in Oman, the certificate was signed by Dr. Salih Al Azawi while the Consultant was Ahmed Abdul Wahab Ahmed Mohd.
Also, another document issued by the Dubai Health Authority via the AMC Family Medicine DXB Concourse B certified by the facility managing director, Bisher Josef Alazzam noted that “the patient is vitally stable, there is no obvious medical contra indication for travel at the time of discharge”. The result was dated 11th of March 2021.
Funmilayo travelled on Emirates airlines to Nigeria via Dubai.
The result also indicated that the issue addressed was ‘abnormal behaviour’.
Her caregiver, Mr Thompson Oladapo visited Ibadan on Tuesday March 16th to locate the address, No 2 Agisope, Muslim in the Oyo state capital as indicated in Funmilayo data provided by the immigration, no such place was found during his visit.
Mr. Thompson has appealed to members of the public to help locate the families of the troubled lady to come to her aid and take her away from the premises of the airport as she currently sleeps on the walkway and inside buildings under construction at the terminal.
Immigration officials at the MMIA stated that the beleaguered Ondo indigene was not a deportee, affirming that all deportee cases are handed over to the Immigration office by the airlines while the passports of such persons are usually withheld pending their profiling and subsequently handed over to their families.
