In a heart-rending tale of survival and desperation, four Nigerian stowaways shared their harrowing journey through the treacherous Atlantic Ocean, clinging to the rudder of a cargo ship. As they faced the grueling 14-day ordeal, their strength, determination, and will to live were put to the ultimate test.

The courageous men, arrested by Brazilian police upon their rescue, recounted the harrowing experience of running out of food and water on the 10th day at sea. Undeterred by their predicament, they resorted to drinking sea water to stay alive for an additional four days until they were finally rescued in the port of Victoria, Brazil.



The extraordinary 5,600-kilometer (3,500 miles) journey they undertook serves as a poignant reminder of the risks Nigerians are willing to endure to leave their homeland in search of a better life. Thankgod Opemipo Matthew Yeye, a 38-year-old survivor, expressed how terrifying the experience was for him. Despite the hardships faced on board, he was grateful to have survived.

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Definitely they have osu blood
Region of cannibalistic developers
Spits on osu grave

Hmmm ...what if there was a storm ...classic case of Die or Japa trying ... Stowaway-ton

Hmmmmm i remember when i went to my grand mother's place for a meeting she told me alot by saying that a day will come when many people from far and near will just waste their time reading my comments

Very dangerous. Two returned to Nigeria, two are seeking asylum. All that trouble with no guarantee of a good outcome.