‎TODAY, AUGUST 17TH, WILL MAKE IT EIGHT WEEKS SINCE I WAS SEPARATED FROM MY CHILDREN.- VICTORIA OKORO, WIFE OF FRANCIS OBILA, SON OF THE DEPUTY GOVERNOR OF EBONYI STATE. (PHOTOS). #PRESS RELEASE

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 My name is Victoria Okoro, wife of Francis Obila, son of the Deputy Governor of Ebonyi State. ‎ ‎Today, August 17th, will make it eight weeks since I was separated from my children. ‎ ‎This happened on June 21st. At the time, my second child was barely three months old, while my first child was just a year and six months. ‎ ‎For the past eight weeks, I have deliberately chosen silence. ‎ ‎I have tried to remain calm. I have tried to be respectful of the people involved and their positions. I have tried to resolve this privately and peacefully. I have had conversations, reached out, and made several attempts to find a way for me to have access to my children. ‎ ‎But eight weeks is a very long time for a mother to be separated from her children, especially children so young. ‎ ‎I want to make something very clear: this is not about bitterness, revenge, or hatred. I have forgiven everyone involved. ‎ ‎If this were only about me, perhaps I would have walked away from this situation a ...
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PASSENGERS STRANDED ON PLANES FOR HOURS AFTER BOMB THREAT REPORTED AT HOUSTON AIRPORT. (PHOTO).

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 Passengers stranded on planes for hours after bomb threat reported at Houston airport

  

Passengers at Houston's William P. Hobby Airport faced lengthy delays Saturday night after authorities responded to a reported bomb threat involving a Southwest Airlines flight.

Houston Airports confirmed that a threat had been reported but did not identify the flight involved. Houston police responded to the airport with K9 units as officers investigated the situation.

The airport continued operating during the investigation, but passengers aboard several flights reported being held for extended periods.

Nashville Vice Mayor Angie Henderson said her flight to Nashville remained on the tarmac for more than two hours. Passengers were eventually permitted to leave the aircraft in groups of five while police and K9 teams searched bags.

Another passenger traveling to Tucson, Arizona, said she was removed from her flight and saw police moving between gates and coordinating with Transportation Security Administration personnel.

Houston police initially characterized the incident as a reported "general hazard" and said officers were dispatched to the airport around 7:30 p.m. Saturday.

Authorities did not identify the flight involved or provide additional details about the reported threat. The investigation remains ongoing.


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