Onijah Andrew Robinson, known as the “American Woman in Pakistan,” is leaving the country to return to the United States, Dawn.com reported.In a statement to the outlet, South Deputy Inspector General of Police Syed Asad Raza said, “She left for the airport from JPMC.”
The Black woman recently became an internet sensation after her Pakistani “catfish” saga spread all over the web. Robinson’s presence in the country became a spectacle and a cause of concern for many who lived in the area where she had resided for a time.
“Strangers are gathered in and around our apartment building every day to see the American woman. This is a matter of concern for all the residents and their safety,” a resident told Daijiworld.
The 33-year-old woman claims she was prompted to enter the country after forming an online relationship with 19-year-old Nidal Ahmed Memon. Robinson said she and Memon were planning to marry once she entered the country, but a change in plans led to her abandonment at the airport. It is reported that Memon’s family did not approve of the proposed marriage and abandoned their home to escape Robinson and her demands. Robinson stayed on the streets near Memon’s home until offered lodging in a local shelter.
The woman was interviewed on the streets and in impromptu press conferences, demanding money of varying amounts from the local government.
The American immigrant also discussed the city’s infrastructure and her intention to improve living conditions for the locals.
While many have made light of the situation, the Pakistani governor, Sindh Governor Kamran Khan Tessori, made sure that the New York catfish scammer was treated with respect and kept safe. Tessori extended Robinson’s Visa when hers expired, allowing her to stay in the country legally. Also, Due to speculation about Robinson’s mental health, she was taken to Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Centre (JPMC) for evaluation.
Robinson was admitted into the psychiatric ward at JPMC before she departed the country. According to Dawn.com, she was diagnosed with bipolar affective disorder.
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Source: Black Enterprise
