Ever since Pakistan has received news that Malala has finally returned home after six long years, people can’t contain their excitement. Accompanied by her parents, the twenty-year-old will reportedly be staying in Pakistan until April 2nd. She is expected to meet the Prime Minister and attend events to discuss prospects of promoting education in under-developed areas of the country.
Malala addressed the public this morning with an emotional speech, “I can’t believe that I have returned to my homeland” she said before bursting into tears.
@Malala broke into tears during her speech at the Prime Minister’s Office. #MalalaYousafzai #MalalaInPakistan @MalalaFund pic.twitter.com/WjFXkyEGXY
— Danyal Gilani (@DanyalGilani) March 29, 2018
She thanked her Pakistani doctors for the treatments that saved her life and almost started justifying why she has chosen to reside in the United Kingdom. “Hamesha yehi khaab tha ke mein Pakistan wapis jaoun, aman se, aur bina kisi khauf ke” she stated at the Prime Minister’s office this morning.
Pakistanis took to social media to welcome the youngest Nobel laureate with warm words.
Return of #Malala is another evidence of extremists defeat Inshallah… Lets not be divided by suspicions lets give @Malala respect and honor she deserves … Welcome #MalalaInPakistan
— Fawad Hussain (@fawadchaudhry) March 28, 2018
She has definitely made us very proud, despite the tremendous backlash she has constantly received.
It is incredibly valiant for her to choose to come home, after her traumatic experiences in the country.
Welcome home @Malala -We are proud of your courage and are here to assist with anything you need. Keep making us proud. #MalalaInPakistan pic.twitter.com/GQtrCMdjmo
— Chief Minister's SRU (@smucmo) March 28, 2018
She’s seen here, happy to be back in her homeland.
Exclusive footage: Malala Yousufzai returns to Pakistan after five years #MalalainPakistan https://t.co/QyZwtcBm6P pic.twitter.com/JgHJEOPxQM
— Geo English (@geonews_english) March 28, 2018
Most agreed that she’s the pride of Pakistan.
Welcome brave Girl Malala The Noble Prize Winner Pride Of Pakistan…..#MalalaInPakistan pic.twitter.com/Iwfmt3mme4
— GD Kh▲n? (@GDKhan357) March 28, 2018
We cannot possibly imagine what she must have felt when she landed in Pakistan after six years.
I felt all sorts of emotion when I landed in Karachi after a year! Can not even imagine what @Malala must be feeling. Welcome home dear girl. May light shine on your path #MalalaInPakistan
— Amber Darr (@AmberMDarr) March 29, 2018
She has defintely defeated her enemies.
#MalalaInPakistan is clearly confirming one thing. This is Malala's Pakistan where she came back. Terrorism, Taliban, their inventors, supporters, facilitators, locally and internationally all are defeated today. Malala welcome back!
— Saim Rizvi (@saim_riz) March 28, 2018
Our Nobel prize winner is home finally .. A girl, a young girl is in her homeland with her proud parents .. what a day it is !! #MalalaInPakistan
— سدرہ (@iam_sidrah) March 28, 2018
Pakistanis should come together to celebrate Malala’s accomplishments rather than tear her down.
Return of #Malala is another evidence of extremists defeat Inshallah… Lets not be divided by suspicions lets give @Malala respect and honor she deserves … Welcome #MalalaInPakistan
— Muhammad Abbas (@AbbasOfficial12) March 29, 2018
#MalalaInPakistan #MalalaYousafzai back in #Pakistan let’s be proud of her and welcome her back to her home. She is a global symbol of education.
— Faraz Darvesh (@FarazDarvesh) March 29, 2018
Unfortunately, there will always be the ones who choose to hate.
As Malala lands in Pakistan, her haters have already started posting crap on their Twitter??#MalalaYousafzai pic.twitter.com/ac5q15EdXS
— maXes (@maXes_MB) March 28, 2018
This is defintely a huge moment for Pakistan.
She returned. Some thought it would never happen. Some didn't want it to happen. But it did. A great moment for #Pakistan. #MalalaYousafzai
— Michael Kugelman (@MichaelKugelman) March 28, 2018
Welcome home Malala!
Dear Pakistanis! Malala is not your enemy. Your enemies were those monsters who shot her point blank on her way to school. Welcome home #MalalaYousafzai
— Rehman Anwer (@rehmananwer) March 28, 2018
How do you guys feel about Malala’s return to Pakistan?
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