According to IrishExaminer, a Nigerian woman who was trafficked into Ireland and forced into prostitution narrated to the court how she was made to was have sex with up to ten men a day for no payment.

She disclosed this in Dublin court on Tuesday, January 17th, during the trial of Joy Imasogie, 40, (pictured below) an alleged trafficker.


The woman told a jury she underwent a "voodoo process" in Nigeria before coming to Ireland, during which she swore she would not report Imasogie.

The woman also alleged that while she was working as a prostitute, Imasogie’s husband, Kingsley, began “taking advantage” of her and having sex with her.

Imasogie of Chapleswood Crescent, Hollystown, Dublin 15, has pleaded not guilty to organising for the woman to enter the country illegally, to compelling or coercing the woman to be a prostitute and to controlling or directing the activities of prostitution for gain on dates between March 2006 and April 2008.


On her second day of evidence at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court the alleged victim said she lived in a flat in Phibsborough where she was visited by up to ten men a day. She said the visits usually came at night or at lunchtime.

She told Kerida Naidoo SC, prosecuting, that Imasogie and another woman made the arrangements and that she would receive a phone call when a man was on the way. She said the prostitution service was advertised on a website run by a woman in England.

Imasogie allegedly told her the price was €150 for half an hour and €250 for an hour. The complainant said the accused told her men might want anal sex as an “additional service” but she refused to do this.

She said that she might receive €2,000 a day from the men. Of that Imasogie would allegedly take half for arranging the men to come and half to pay off a €50,000 “debt” she said the woman owed her for bringing her to Ireland.

The alleged victim said she was left with no money at the end of the day and that she received no allowance. She said she had to demand money from the accused for personal items and that Imasogie would sometimes bring her food.

The woman said Imasogie gave her a false passport to show to gardaí if they called at the door. One day gardaí called but didn’t believe the passport was genuine. The alleged victim said she went upstairs and jumped out the window to escape, breaking her leg in the process.
She said she was in a cast for two months and during that time she was told by the accused to “answer the phones and direct people”.

She returned to prostitution after the leg healed, she said. Sometimes the work involved travelling down the country for “overnight” visits. She said the accused or her husband Kingsley would drive her to there.

She alleged that after she had been in Ireland for about a year, Kingsley started to take advantage of her and have sex with her.

The woman said that after some time she thought she had worked off about €40,000 of the €50,000 debt. When she asked Imasogie about this, the accused replied that she had lost the book she used to keep track of this and that she believed the woman had paid off only €15,000 or €20,000.

The alleged victim said in 2008 she left Imasogie and refused to return. She said she didn’t want to be a prostitute anymore and refused to have any further contact with the accused.

The trial continues before Judge Patricia Ryan and a jury. Will keep you updated...

http://www.newseveryhour.com/2017/01/this-nigerian-was-forced-to-have-sex.html

Sad

point of correction she was not forced, it was a formal agreement.she knew Wat she was going there to do. it's no news anymore bcus this tins happen everyday.

What really drives Rituals, Drug peddling, Prostitution and kidnapping, A failed System with a Failed government

ReneeNuttall:
point of correction she was not forced, it was a formal agreement.she knew Wat she was going there to do. it's no news anymore bcus this tins happen everyday.

But it's still wrong in every indices

lovat:
But it's still wrong in every indices

am not saying its not wrong, am only Concerned with the fact that even Wen gals have first hand knowledge of the life that awaits them over there, they still insist on going there.

ReneeNuttall:
point of correction she was not forced, it was a formal agreement.she knew Wat she was going there to do. it's no news anymore bcus this tins happen everyday.

But it's still wrong in every indices

ReneeNuttall:

am not saying its not wrong, am only Concerned with the fact that even Wen gals have first hand knowledge of the life that awaits them over there, they still insist on going there.

Booils down to failed values and system

Benin!!!!.. Prostitution just like akara and akamu.

lovat:
Booils down to failed values and system

yeah

Ten men? Na Porn?

Who send her to run leave naija

It is wa

Kolababe:
According to IrishExaminer, a Nigerian woman who was trafficked into Ireland and forced into prostitution narrated to the court how she was made to was have sex with up to ten men a day for no payment.

She disclosed this in Dublin court on Tuesday, January 17th, during the trial of Joy Imasogie, 40, (pictured below) an alleged trafficker.


The woman told a jury she underwent a "voodoo process" in Nigeria before coming to Ireland, during which she swore she would not report Imasogie.

The woman also alleged that while she was working as a prostitute, Imasogie’s husband, Kingsley, began “taking advantage” of her and having sex with her.

Imasogie of Chapleswood Crescent, Hollystown, Dublin 15, has pleaded not guilty to organising for the woman to enter the country illegally, to compelling or coercing the woman to be a prostitute and to controlling or directing the activities of prostitution for gain on dates between March 2006 and April 2008.


On her second day of evidence at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court the alleged victim said she lived in a flat in Phibsborough where she was visited by up to ten men a day. She said the visits usually came at night or at lunchtime.

She told Kerida Naidoo SC, prosecuting, that Imasogie and another woman made the arrangements and that she would receive a phone call when a man was on the way. She said the prostitution service was advertised on a website run by a woman in England.

Imasogie allegedly told her the price was €150 for half an hour and €250 for an hour. The complainant said the accused told her men might want anal sex as an “additional service” but she refused to do this.

She said that she might receive €2,000 a day from the men. Of that Imasogie would allegedly take half for arranging the men to come and half to pay off a €50,000 “debt” she said the woman owed her for bringing her to Ireland.

The alleged victim said she was left with no money at the end of the day and that she received no allowance. She said she had to demand money from the accused for personal items and that Imasogie would sometimes bring her food.

The woman said Imasogie gave her a false passport to show to gardaí if they called at the door. One day gardaí called but didn’t believe the passport was genuine. The alleged victim said she went upstairs and jumped out the window to escape, breaking her leg in the process.
She said she was in a cast for two months and during that time she was told by the accused to “answer the phones and direct people”.

She returned to prostitution after the leg healed, she said. Sometimes the work involved travelling down the country for “overnight” visits. She said the accused or her husband Kingsley would drive her to there.

She alleged that after she had been in Ireland for about a year, Kingsley started to take advantage of her and have sex with her.

The woman said that after some time she thought she had worked off about €40,000 of the €50,000 debt. When she asked Imasogie about this, the accused replied that she had lost the book she used to keep track of this and that she believed the woman had paid off only €15,000 or €20,000.

The alleged victim said in 2008 she left Imasogie and refused to return. She said she didn’t want to be a prostitute anymore and refused to have any further contact with the accused.

The trial continues before Judge Patricia Ryan and a jury. Will keep you updated...

http://www.newseveryhour.com/2017/01/this-nigerian-was-forced-to-have-sex.html

na me tell them make them go Ireland go do ashawo

Benin women and prostitution, ehn.

Is staying back I'm Nigeria for prostitution not better than the slavery she encountered in Ireland?

I'm not am advocate for prostitution.

Naija no good but hair dressers dey make am, mama put dey sell, okrika seller dey do their business.

Stay back and learn a trade.

Kao ... Signify by pointing to the eastern part

NY

ReneeNuttall:
point of correction she was not forced, it was a formal agreement.she knew Wat she was going there to do. it's no news anymore bcus this tins happen everyday.

What's wrong with you?

ReneeNuttall:

yeah

You can sit on my face but I hope the snail doesn't smell like rotten fish. I have to keep the sugar walls moist before burying my hammer deep inside, I will Leave my mushroom tip inside and cream pie

diz aint news...

as d money dey come in so also e dey fly commot due to debt, dat's why y'all seeing it as a news

pls y'all, am in need of ur help, am on a hot seat and i've gat d chance of going home with 20M naira if i answer diz last question correctly....

the question goes thus..

what is the difference between olosho and ashawo??...

This is serious !

I'm only here to laugh!

I have seen Nigerian girls in Dubai sex more than ten men a day, well they call good market

Legalise prostitution,
That's the only way to stop human trafficking, I know it's a sin from the biblical prospective but that's the only way.

Ncan... reporting live from Benin city

wolesmile:
Benin women and prostitution, ehn.

your mama na Benin woman?