The 23-year-old Nigerian lady Omolola Ajayi who was trafficked to Lebanon arrived Abuja on Friday evening.

On arrival, she was handed over to the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP).

Ajayi had cried out for help in a video which went viral, claiming that she was sold into slavery in Lebanon.

The video was seen on many social media platforms where she was pleading for help, a situation that triggered the Federal Government into action for her rescue.

The Director of NAPTIP’s Public Enlightenment, Orakwe Arinze, who received the victim, said that her rehabilitation would commence immediately.

Arinze said,

“now that the victim had been received, profiling of her details would commence, followed by rehabilitation.”

He urged Nigerians planning any illegal journey to be wary of the kind of promises they received from people abroad.

He said,

“the streets of Europe and Asia are not painted with gold, there is a thin line to every promise, we must be very careful.”

News Agency of Nigeria reports that Ajayi was earlier received by officers of the Nigeria Immigration Service, along with NAPTIP officers at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja.