Wife of the Minister of Marine and Blue Economy, Mrs Kafayat Oyetola, has recused a 36-year-old Osun indigene, Titilayo Oluwaseun, who was stranded in Cairo, Egypt.
The Nation recalled Oluwaseun called for government’s help in a video alleging that the person who facilitated her travelling seized her travelling passport and forced her into hard labour.
Mrs Oyetola intervened and ensured the retrieval of Titilayo’s passport as well as arranged for her flight back to Nigeria.
She arrived Nigeria on Sunday and was received by the Executive Director of Project Implementation at the Federal Housing Authority (FHA), Remi Omowaiye.
Addressing newsmen after her arrival, Omowaiye disclosed that the rescue was facilitated by Mrs Kafayat who had been an advocate of good life for women and children in and out of government.
He said: “When the wife of the Minister heard the predicament of Titilayo, she moved her foundation, Ileri-Oluwa Women and Children Support Initiative to investigate the matter and reach out to her in Cairo. It was established that Titilayo wanted to return to Nigeria.
We secured her passport and also the flight that will take her back to Nigeria. Finally she is back in Nigeria today.”
Omowaiye charged Nigerians to probe anybody offering to take them out of the shores of Nigeira so that they will not fall in hands those who will force them into hard labour and prostitution.
