Miraculous Reunion: Lister Mathew Osas Finds Long-Lost Siblings After 30 Years

In a remarkable turn of events, Nigerian woman Lister Mathew Osas has shared an update on the search for her mother's missing children, which has been ongoing for over three decades. The siblings, who were taken away by their Cameroonian father in Kaduna, have been found and have reunited with their mother. This development comes after Lister made a public appeal for help in locating her missing siblings, who were separated from their mother for 30 years. According to Lister, her mother, a native of Cross River State, had been living with the pain of losing her children and had refused to leave Kaduna, hoping that they would one day return. In a video shared on social media, Lister expressed her joy and gratitude, stating that she was able to connect with her siblings on a call that lasted for two to three hours. She described the experience as surreal, saying it felt like they were searching for each other. Lister also mentioned that her mother now has 11 grandchildren, and she attributed the reunion to God's faithfulness. 'God has answered our prayers,' she said, overcome with emotion. The reunion has brought immense joy to Lister and her family, and it serves as a testament to the power of hope and perseverance.