Officers of the Nigeria Police Force have taken away the two sisters who began fighting at the Nnamdi Azikwe International Airport in Abuja on Sunday after missing their flight.
This development was made known by the spokesperson of the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), Michael Achimugu, who gave an update on the matter.
He narrated that upon arrival at the clinic, where the sister who had fainted during the earlier altercation between the siblings, the elder sister began to fight with her younger sister.
Achimugu added that Police officers had to be brought in, and the two sisters were taken away.
The NCAA spokesperson expressed concerns about the situation with the two sisters and expressed hope that it can be resolved without further escalation.
He wrote on 𝕏,
“Update:
“On arrival at the FAAN clinic, the elder sister, aged 31, who fainted earlier, began to fight with her younger sister, aged 23.
“They were both brought back to the crime office for a resolution, but the fierce fighting continued. The police were invited, and both sisters were led away by officers of the Nigeria Police.
“This is one strange incident. I am hoping that it is just a case of temper tantrums. If these ladies had been on that flight and started to fight on board the aircraft…….hmmmm……”
Naijaonpoint earlier reported that there was drama at the Abuja airport on Sunday, when two sisters got into a fight after missing their flight.
It was gathered that the ladies in question were scheduled to travel via an NG Eagle flight, but they missed the flight after arriving at the airport late.
The incident, however, resulted in a scuffle between the two sisters who reportedly scattered their bags and created a scene, leading to the collapse of one of them.
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