She arrived the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja via Emirates Airlines. While our source could not confirm the country she was coming from when
the plane landed at about 5.30p.m. local time, Mrs. Jonathan’s arrival
had put to rest the speculation of her whereabout.
The reason for the trip was however not disclosed. Airport sources said that the Emirate flight which brought her
carried regsitration nos: A6-EWH, with over 201 passengers on arrival.
On arrival, the outgoing first lady was briskly escorted to the
presidential wing by security officials where three official Mercedez
Benz cars were positioned for her. Also, a milk colour bus joined the three Mercedez Benz cars to escort her to the Presidential Villa.
The source, who confirmed the first lady’s arrival, hinted that unlike
the usual large crowd which usually accompany her on both local and
oversea trips, this time, it was just a handful of close associates
adorning native attires and about two wearing suits and trousers.
Checks revealed that Mrs Jonathan’s last public outing was on
March 28 in Otuoke, Bayelsa State, the country home of the president,
where she cast her vote in accompany of her husband.
Also speaking on condition of anonymity, a clergy man
familiar with the religious engagements of the first lady said she was
conspicuously absent at last Sunday Easter celebration at the Villa.
The first lady reportedly visited her hometown today later on and she was given an hero’s welcome by her kinsmen in Okrika.
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Where have you been Aunty Joy, my day was so boring even yesterday, don't we deserve an apology?
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