He cried, brought his niece from Syria to Albania after 12 years of research, and this is Jean Ndegoni: I couldn't believe it.

Jean Negjoni never stopped trying to bring his niece, Eve, from Syria. For all 12 years, by various means, he tried and tried many times to bring his sister, whose husband, through fraud, took her by going to Syria and joining the Islamic State. Not [...]
For all 12 years, by various means, he tried and tried many times to bring his sister, whose husband, through fraud, took her by going to Syria and joining the Islamic State.
There have been no shortage of false promises to bring Eve back.
In an interview for Top Channel, from Istanbul, Jean Ndegjoni has shown the recent suffering of this 12-year-old chapter.
“We have spent 48 hours hard after Eve reached the Turkish border with Syria. Turkish security authorities have interviewed Eve for several hours, but finally, with the help of Albanian authorities, she arrived at home this morning”, he said.
We understood them in their concerns, as we knew what circumstances Eve was up to. ”
Ethan relates the moment when, after 12 years, he met his granddaughter.
And he was like, "My uncle, my uncle..." and he started crying. She was afraid, having been surrounded by strangers who brought her from a long road from Syria to the border with Turkey.
I couldn't believe she arrived. Last time I saw her, she was 8. She's 20. His voice trembled when he hugged me. Until then, I had heard his voice only from voice messages. It was all unbelievable, since in the past many times we were promised to bring Eve back, but it did not happen. ”
I am grateful to many people involved in Eve's conduct at home. ”
Janet says that after she and her sister are cut off with their mother, he wants Eve, like his children, to live a life surrounded with love, along with Brother Andrew.
And in a message on social networks, he says: “Eva, today he came near the family!
Unfinished gratitude for every man who believed in Eve and every man who helped Eve to be near the family today! Thank you. Thank you. /Periscope












