A Nigerian Undergraduate who became mentally ill and got lost as a 400 level student has reunited with his family after 4 years of missing.


The Nigerian student was discovered and found by NGO, South-westshire Health Trust. They took him until he recovered and recalled his home and family members.
He was at 400 level at Olabisi Onabanjo University, studying mass communication when the incident happened. He was already mentally deranged when he was seen, looking tattered and unkempt.
According to the NGO, they took care of him for about a year before the young man revealed that he knew where he came from. They made the clarification that his medical expenses and treatment were free before releasing the Student to his emotional mother.
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South-Westshire Health Trust said she does not need to pay anything for the care. The head of the NGO only said they hope the woman can continue attending to his medical needs. When the son walked in, the mother burst into tears as she kept calling his name, asking the boy if he still knows her.
Below are some reactions:
kurubohmichael said: “God is great and I thank those people that rescued him.”
taiwobola30 said: “My heart bleeds couldn’t control my tears, Lord please help this family.”
iamjesspink said: “Anyhow wey pikin be, mothers will always be mothers.” officialviviandavids said:
“I cried watching this, what mothers go through.” koshstephen said: “It is well with you Mama. God will wipe your tears away and give your son a brand new beginning of life/joy.”
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