"I was told it was like a paradise...But getting here, it was like from frying pan to fire."

Nadège described her journey to France. She flew on a commercial flight, with a fake passport her madam gave her. She was sent to work in the Bois a week after she arrived. She was 20 years old.

Her debt, she was told, was €50,000 ($57,690). Others pay €60,000 ($69,226).

Her madam gave her a €100 daily target and took away her passport and all her earnings, except money for food and rent.

"Sometimes you work from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. in the morning, maybe get home by 8 a.m.,"

She would start work again, elsewhere, from 3 p.m., she says. "Until 6 p.m., then you have to go to your normal place of work."

Most of the Nigerian women working in the park are "slaves,"

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Who is forcing them?
Are they not enjoying it

There is hardly any force in that

Is it not better to be there than to be on the street of lagos or Abuja where you have a lot of work hazard. Abeg continue making your cool cash over there,after all hole na hole.