kokakola:


I can relate to this your story bro.
I remember when my childhood friend left studying law when he was in 400Level and decided that he must enter Italy through anyhow. He told me how they treated them like Slaves, Animals and were molested in Lybia. He told me how they entered balloon in their numbers on the sea enroute to Italy.

I didn't hear from him not after 2years. When he hit me up on Facebook. My joy was that he survived and right now guy don they harvest Euros. He's settled all his siblings and right now "they're all doing well."
He's on his third house down here.

sweettinz20:
wow that's a success story thank God he has got a good family i think i might try this trip, the truth is nothing is working over here and it would be a good opportunity for one to earn alot you can still come back to nigeria but then a made man

pocohantas:


I don’t know the kind of suffer that would make someone do this. A NIGERIAN that can raise 500k to travel across the desert, isn’t entirely a struggling Nigerian.

sweettinz20:
wow that's a success story thank God he has got a good family i think i might try this trip, the truth is nothing is working over here and it would be a good opportunity for one to earn alot you can still come back to nigeria but then a made man

amaniro:


Njgerians can be funny .To some people ,building a house is an achievement.Do u know if he is happy in Europe.i have seen people live very miserable life in Europe. When you go in illegally,u can't do anything ,u can't work without a permit. Then u can't even rent a house ,u become a slave to somebody who has document ,u work your life out and hope you find a white guy or woman to marry .then u marry finish,u become a slave to the white ,then end of divorcing .is this life ? And the people in Nigeria envy you for being a slave who has money.i met a Nigerian who is homeless on the street of Europe .he sleeps in night bus and always running from police to avoid deportation.Some end of getting the permit to stay but at the end dying due to some illness they contacted during the period of struggles .I am not saying some are not lucky but I don't think it's worth the risk.the scars will remain permanent . having peace of mind is what is most important .it's funny Nigerians count building houses as achievement,but in Europe ,alots of rich people don't even have as much houses as Nigerians have .They don't have numerous cars like our politicians have in their garage.i think this mentality is what causes stealing and corruption in Africa







Just building a house.. Getting married.. Having a daughter all for passing sahara desert? It's not worth it bro and there is nothing that can justify it. I rather be a taxi driver! There's something called "inner peace or inner satisfaction " trust me you won't have that again after going through this hellish and hectic journey, all to what end? I'm not advocating for mediocrity but people should be satisfied with the little they have.

PatrPablo:
This story is nothing but truth. While working with a construction company at dangote refinery I had an encounter with someone who had embarked on this dangerous journey and the story was pathetic...

pascalbenz:
bro till date ? I they normally hear say the road route d0n cast , i nor go lie you dat have always been my plan B in life

uthlaw:
No b small thing,with 1.5m I suppose fit enter Germany....
Pls,nobody should advice me in the name of doing business in this shithole!

Luvdmx:


To you it's nothing but him it may means fulfillment.

Beside that he's probably living his best life with good basic amenities like light, internet, good road network, good healthcare system, unlike your jungle called Nigeria.

If you don't something good to say, you may as well keep mute �

samwash:
One day I go share some story of this desert matter.
Details step by step how Dem dey take embark on this journey for people to kwn.
From Nigeria to Niger to Libya. Even the other route from Nigeria to Morocco.
It's not what you think oooo!!! Taking the desert route is very degenous & risky.
Thank God for the young man life.

LaIabobo:


Don't try it

DanWord:


Bro. What is a lie.
This one is just a tip of the iceberg. Come to Benin City, you will hear more gist that would make this story look like a child's play. My aunty cross that desert twice yet she was repatriated back immediately she touch down from the sea.

A neighbor lost her daughter who could not swim last three years before the rescue team could apply aid she was already dead. This story is just normal tales to us here in Benin. My cousin has been stranded in Libya for more 2 years now.

This stuff is real. Thanks to the oba, the trafficking has greatly reduce here, sponsorers or madam are now afraid of their lives.But to me this is a horrible way of living, illegal migration is very bad and must be discourage.

I could remember how sick and weak the mother of that girl that died at the Mediterranean, up till today she is still waiting for that phone call from her daughter. She still can't believe her daughter died. After all the goats and chickens that lost their lives.
After that ordeal she became a Christian.

sweettinz20:
wow that's a success story thank God he has got a good family i think i might try this trip, the truth is nothing is working over here and it would be a good opportunity for one to earn alot you can still come back to nigeria but then a made man

PromixTuhh:
There was a guy that gave a detailed story of his journey through the desert. It was here on NL a couple of years ago. He later wrote a book on it, if I remember correctly.

xandy84:
When there is life, there is hope. Glad you let it go. Now is the time to pick your piece and start looking forward. I know it easier said than done but I had been in similar position in life. I was deported in 2007, lost my student status in Unilag cos I was away and my life looks like it's going to end but with God and mum and grandma, went back to Unilag as a jambite, graduate and move on with my life. The funny part was I was matriculating while my mate was graduating... It was crazy

Luvdmx:


To you it's nothing but him it may means fulfillment.

Beside that he's probably living his best life with good basic amenities like light, internet, good road network, good healthcare system, unlike your jungle called Nigeria.

If you don't something good to say, you may as well keep mute �

Torie8:
I can't even imagine what my brother went through to get to Brazil, but thank God he is alive and has arrived there save and sound.

samwash:
One day I go share some story of this desert matter.
Details step by step how Dem dey take embark on this journey for people to kwn.
From Nigeria to Niger to Libya. Even the other route from Nigeria to Morocco.
It's not what you think oooo!!! Taking the desert route is very degenous & risky.
Thank God for the young man life.

southniyikaye:
I didn't anticipate the scam, it was my inlaw who introduced me to the scammer though in all honesty, he didn't know.
Couple with police case, couple with the travails I was facing, coupled with spiritual warfare I was fighting.
It's just as if someone was somewhere dishing me problems like a whot game.
Pick two, pick three general market
When I even wanted to checkmate, they kukuma gave me another general market.
Thinking about it will kill me so I just have to let go and try to start all over.
Well only God can save me now cos I no even Sabi the direction my life is going.
I have overcome the hard part which is moving on.
I believe God still has something in store for me,not giving up at all.

gaby:
Eyaaa,

Sorry to the guy that mentioned me in this thread, I didn't see the mention in time.