Onijah Andrew Robinson, an American woman who traveled to Pakistan for a failed online romance, snapped at social worker Ramzan Chippa on Friday at the Chippa Foundation's Headquarters in Karachi.  Amidst tense atmosphere, she told Ramzan Chhipa to "Keep quiet" and accused  him of talking too much. 

 

 

 

The rude remarks sparked heated debates, with Ramzan, the head of the Chhipa Foundation, calling her mentally unstable.

 

 

She said, “I request the government to give me $100, 000, I want to go to Dubai with my husband.”

 

Onijah insisted that $20,000 should be given to her, with the remainder allocated to improving Karachi's infrastructure, particularly its roads and cleanliness. 

 

 

 

“This entire situation is damaging Pakistan’s image,” Chhipa said, urging Ahmed Nidal Memon and his family to step forward and resolve the matter.

 

 

 

The drama unfolded further when Ramzan Chhipa personally intervened, bringing Onijah to the Chhipa Foundation's headquarters from Tipu Sultan Police Station. He revealed that Onijah had not slept for three days and was struggling with her health.

 

 

 

“She is like my sister, and we will take care of her,”  Chhipa added, ensuring her safety and comfort with the help of Chhipa's female volunteers.

 

 

As this unusual story continues, some well-known figures have shared their thoughts. Sindh Governor Kamran Tessori and Karachi Mayor Murtaza Wahab also commented on Onija situation, who became the talk of the town for coming to Karachi in search of love.

 

 

Kamran Tessori remarked, “People go abroad to acquire an American passport, but look at our talented young men who, along with an American passport, end up leaving a woman on the payment .”

 

Meanwhile, Murtaza Wahab, talked about the generosity of Karachi’s people. “Karachiites have big hearts. People go to the United States, and we invite others here," he said.