bezimo:
What a wicked world, when someone prefers prison to your house.It means your house is worse than prison.And you are such a disgusting terrible person that have no business living among rational people.

One of my mentors said "Don't allow people staying with you to be praying for a better place because of how you treat them"

Well said, some people don't understand the condition of this young girl. It's only her and God that can tell what she have went through in the hands of those wicked men.

The case of this woman should be amplified and picked up by those who always care to change lives. It's pathetic - when you think of how terrible her life must have been for her to take a prison yard as paradise. God help her and help us.

MutantMetahuman:
how did you know this?

Have you been to prison before or what nollywood told you?

Actually, prison is harsh to newbies.

If she didn't find peace there, she wouldn't wanna go back. Init peace of mind what everyone is looking for in this crazy world?

I don't need to be in prison to know that nothing can be used to measure up or compare to one's freedom. Freedom is everything believe me you.

Pidgin2:


I like hearing stories like this

how u take hear am ..hear or read ... na wa ohh

Even Buhari ran to London prison due to debts.

viexcey:

I don't need to be in prison to know that nothing can be used to measure up or compare to one's freedom. Freedom is everything believe me you.

why should I believe you when you have not been confined before?
You have not been a slave for a minute in your life and you think freedom is the best?

Gerarahia

Bia bia negedu

If anyone wants to exchange places with her go ahead. No need to turn this into a political statement. The girl was institutionalized even before going into prison; work routines, meals, sleep and maybe a little on the side. That's the general lot of house helps in most homes.

Instead of talking about reforming the system, we are talking politics. How long has the system been there? Is she suffering because of the economy or because as employers we are heartless and unfeeling?

I thought someone would put this on Causes, gather signatures, get a friendly lawyer to draft a Domestic employee rights bill? No?

Most of the people commenting will be this girls younger sisters problem in a few years time.

Millennials!

jesus500:
She has chosen prison as her ambode.

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Buhari is evil. Is been long I chop this kind of food!

MutantMetahuman:
why should I believe you when you have not been confined before?
You have not been a slave for a minute in your life and you think freedom is the best?

Gerarahia

I have freedom, that alone tells me what the opposite will be. I mustn't experience accident to tell how bad it is and I mustn't experience Satan to know how good God is. Understand?

So after all the stories, is there a female here on Nairaland that can accommodate this girl for free? If you can, then let me know maybe we can set her up for something in life, even if it is petty trade!

EgunMogaji has already told you that this happens all over the world, those that are unfortunate in life are the same everywhere. Some lunatics in the Presidency claimed to have identified some 200K Nigerians that are extremely poor and I ask myself whether there is any state in Nigeria where we won`t find 200k that are extremely poor. Anyway, the same Nigerians that are asking how we manage to get here are the ones that do everything on the basis of ethnicity and religion. Just a pity that it`s the younger generations that are suffering the consequences the most

ceejay80s:

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you are very funny guy. I like your good sense of humor.

What!! A Nigerian Prison has become a holiday resort?

viexcey:

I have freedom, that alone tells me what the opposite will be. I mustn't experience accident to tell how bad it is and I mustn't experience Satan to know how good God is. Understand?

yes you must to know.

Someone who has expirienced both freedom and confinement is telling us she enjoyed it and u that freedom is all you have ever known is telling her otherwise.

MutantMetahuman:
yes you must to know.

Someone who has expirienced both freedom and confinement is telling us she enjoyed it and u that freedom is all you have ever known is telling her otherwise.

Suit yourself then. I'm out

What a life!

MutantMetahuman:
and what is freedom when you are hungry and living a life without purpose ?

What's this one saying?
U can go n live ur purposeful life in prison na.

greenpasture:
If anyone wants to exchange places with her go ahead. No need to turn this into a political statement. The girl was institutionalized even before going into prison; work routines, meals, sleep and maybe a little on the side. That's the general lot of house helps in most homes.

Instead of talking about reforming the system, we are talking politics. How long has the system been there? Is she suffering because of the economy or because as employers we are heartless and unfeeling?

I thought someone would put this on Causes, gather signatures, get a friendly lawyer to draft a Domestic employee rights bill? No?

Most of the people commenting will be this girls younger sisters problem in a few years time.

Millennials!

They are very few reasonable people in Nigeria, and u are one of them. It's so annoying how Nigerians play politics with everything thing. I don't think we are ready for the positive change yet, we still have a long way to go.

Icecomrade:


A country with good social service would take her in and give her a life..

Where are those NGO's parading themselves.

See a case demanding your attention.

Hmmm.... like the US?.....true... Social Services would've placed her in some kind of home (shelter).... but no doubt.... the people she slaved for would've been prosecuted and sentenced to prison..... and.... they would have to compensate her. One Indian doctor and his wife got 25 yrs sentence each for doing same.

This is the kind of people pastors and churches should help. But all they do is dash cars to celebrities

Islie:






http://pmexpressng.com/shocking-prefer-remain-prison-26-year-old-maid-confesses-court/

how someone with 2million naira can't afford to pay house girl. what amused me most is the speed at which she was sentenced to prison. If thought this was how d process is fast on our polithievescian, maybe corruption would had b minimal.

this one brain dey pain her o

Sad indeed ! She must have weighed her options. No love, no food, no accommodation, no relative in Lagos to show love to her. What else?.
It's better she remains in prison bah. At least all these are guaranteed in prison.
Just imagine life of an average Nigerian! It is well. God will see us through.
Very soon, the prisons will become too overcrowded to take in more inmates especially those awaiting trial. What happens then?
The patience of Nigerians is gradually expiring. Hope and pray it doesn't get to this point.

she realized there's no difference between the kirikiri prison and the one we're in out here, figuratively.

viexcey:
Suit yourself then. I'm out

k

I don't have accommodation for her, but we can all put hands together to set her up with no one housing her.
Lemme suggest, let's raise funds for her to get a ddecent one room apartment with 2or 3years paid for, and another 50-100k to set her up in any business of her choice.
If we all contribute our little quota, we can put a smile on her face. Perhaps she is the only hope her family back in benue has. ( the our daughter is in Lagos syndrome).
Let's help her pls.
Thanks for the ideal.God bless you.

ATERI:

So after all the stories, is there a female here on Nairaland that can accommodate this girl for free? If you can, then let me know maybe we can set her up for something in life, even if it is petty trade!

EgunMogaji has already told you that this happens all over the world, those that are unfortunate in life are the same everywhere. Some lunatics in the Presidency claimed to have identified some 200K Nigerians that are extremely poor and I ask myself whether there is any state in Nigeria where we won`t find 200k that are extremely poor. Anyway, the same Nigerians that are asking how we manage to get here are the ones that do everything on the basis of ethnicity and religion. Just a pity that it`s the younger generations that are suffering the consequences the most

greenpasture:
If anyone wants to exchange places with her go ahead. No need to turn this into a political statement. The girl was institutionalized even before going into prison; work routines, meals, sleep and maybe a little on the side. That's the general lot of house helps in most homes.

Instead of talking about reforming the system, we are talking politics. How long has the system been there? Is she suffering because of the economy or because as employers we are heartless and unfeeling?

I thought someone would put this on Causes, gather signatures, get a friendly lawyer to draft a Domestic employee rights bill? No?

Most of the people commenting will be this girls younger sisters problem in a few years time.

Millennials!

That will take months sir, If not years. We have tried to send bills to even decongest the prison and to provide compensation for those who have being in prison custody awaiting trial for a period not less than 5years upon being discharged and acquitted at the end of the day.

At least this will help them pick up and blend back into the society . At least get acoomodation, start something and be useful to their selves and the society. This we felt will help reduce the number of jail birds in Nigeria.

Cos we discovered that some persons upon being released from prison either as inmate or those who were discharged, quickly find their way back to prison because the discrimination from the society even their immediate family is too much to bear.

Some would have lost everything and maybe never be able to pick up again.Also they have gotten acquitted with the life in prison that they become misfit in the outside world.

A good bill you will say right? But did it see the light of the day?
Hell fucking no! It didn't.

It's best we look for a way to contribute the little we can to help her blend back into the society. Show her love, get her a one room apartment, set her up and have her fend for her self.
Take charge of her destiny and maybe mentor her for a while.
That's the best we can do for her.

You go eat beans wey never don for naija prison!

I Smell lesbianism

Yet Nigerians are sooo religious, but we do not fear God in our actions at all. I can imagine what this girl has faced, only because she wanted a better life for herself.