I have seen many deported Nigerian girls crying and lamenting of how they were lured into prostitution overseas with the promise of lucrative jobs by human traffickers only to be forced into prostitution when they get to the countries of their destinations. It is quite baffling that many girls still fall into this trap even after reading/hearing of others nasty experiences. I am sometimes forced to wonder if some of these girls were not in the know of what they were actually going to do abroad.
Just the other day I read of how two girls were sold to a Sudanese lady. They were lucky to have contacted the Nigerian Embassy and got rescued. There are so many other Nigerian girls still in that predicament, wearing slave uniform.
Is it not high time Nigerian girls stopped falling for this scam? Some of them even go to the extent of taking evil oaths before embarking on their journey.
Girls please develop yourselves. Stop falling for scams. Don't think of selling your body either. Your body is the temple of the Holy Spirit. Call upon Him and He will direct you. Be focused in any good work/trade you do and money will come. Cheers!

Be warned!!!

faray:
Be warned!!!

sometimes I wonder if the victims don't read news.

Fact #1: Nigerian girls hate reading newspapers or listening to news on TV.

Fact #2: Nigerian girls, and women in general, only tune to Telemundo or African Magic. All other channels or haram (forbidden)

The sound of abroad just make some people lose their head, that's the fact.At the end it's all disappointment.

cuteboy2:

Fact #1: Nigerian girls hate reading newspapers or listening to news on TV.

Fact #2: Nigerian girls, and women in general, only tune to Telemundo or African Magic. All other channels or haram (forbidden)

well some of us are actually news addicts. I don't know whether those girls being deceived don't have relatives to caution them.

blueseacats:
The sound of abroad just make some people lose their head, that's the fact.At the end it's all disappointment.

nigeria is a land of promise, if only people could patient enough to understand the system.

christinie:
nigeria is a land of promise, if only people could patient enough to understand the system.

Frankly speaking, it takes someone that is smart to know how promising Nigeria is with out going outside to compare and contrast, but in truth, the potentials here are endless.

blueseacats:
Frankly speaking, it takes someone that is smart to know how promising Nigeria is with out going outside to compare and contrast, but in truth, the potentials here are endless.

true that.