The University of Lagos (UNILAG) says it has rescued its students who were stranded in China after an exchange programme incident that drew attention on social media. Both reports state that students were unable to continue their journey and remained stuck due to a problem encountered during travel, including a layover issue described as “alarming.” After a public outcry, UNILAG intervened to coordinate their return. The university confirms that the students are now coming back home, indicating that the situation has been resolved following the university’s action. The coverage emphasizes the role of UNILAG’s swift response after the online complaints, with the aim of ensuring the students’ safe return. No additional details about the exact nature of the travel disruption, the dates of the students’ departure, or the specific circumstances of the layover are provided in the excerpts. Overall, the reports present the same core outcome: UNILAG successfully manages the students’ return after they became stranded in China and that the crisis ends with them returning home.