Newguyhere:
my people this issue is really serious ohh
The prostitute I hired some weeks back told me a ton of things young girls go through in the hands of sex traffickers.
Imagine giant 7 fit men fucking 13 year olds

OgogoroFreak:
Jus two porty thasand por a gal? Walai, I go buy handred Nigerian gals evbry week.

Investmentfreak:


Indirectly saying you hired an underage for commercial sex purpose lala give this man one white snake with two teeth

Newguyhere:



nah I meant she told me... Under age girls where being smuggled

Toks2008:


Honestly...what a country... Everyday I weep inside and ask where did we go wrong?

Q

Investmentfreak:


Why pay for sex bro? konji de make man mad

konji shows no mercy ohh

Newguyhere:


konji shows no mercy ohh

Yankiss:
Even Mali has become 'abroad' too. I tell you that apart from those girls forcefully seized and pawned by insurgents, the rest are clear-eyed prostitutes who personally knew how they arrived there and what they were meant to do. The sickening stories of being lured to prostitution under the guise of going to work is fake and untrue, meant to curry favor or evoke pity. If you blame the Nigerian government for everything, just know that the situation in Nigeria did not warrant all these negative life choices. There are fallow lands for farming and many people have made it that way. For every girl that chose the easy path of flesh-trade, there are others that decided on better ways of living. We have female mechanics, sales agents, farmers, etc. If I were in seat of authority in Nigeria, I wouldn't rally to the help of anyone who is above 18 as at the time of their wrongful indoctrination into prostitution, drug peddling and other easy-virtue quick-trades that tarnish our collective identity.

dkronicle:
Nigeria is hell

damiloladuke:
The plights of some Nigerian girls sold as as sex slaves in Mali have been brought up to the notice of the ECOWAS parliament by the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons, NAPTIP.

NAPTIP Director-General, Julie Okah-Donli, while speaking at a presentation to members of the ECOWAS Parliament. revealed that Nigerian girls were being sold for between N210,000 and N240,000 to work as prostitutes, Vanguard reports.

NAPTIP is seeking an agreement between Nigeria and neighbouring West African countries to end the practice of Nigerian girls being used as sex slaves in Mali.

Presenting the report of the fact-finding mission to Mali, Okah-Donli said that after being sold, the girls were made to pay back between N1.08 million and N1.2 million, usually within eight months, to their madams.
She said:

“There are more than one million Nigerians residing in Mali. About 20,000 of these Nigerians are girls believed to be victims of trafficking and the number increases by 50 per day.

“Many victims are deceived to leave their livelihoods in Nigeria for greener pastures in ‘Mali”

“Some of the victims are abducted from Nigeria, including those that arrive in school uniforms.”
“On arrival at the border town between Burkina Faso and Mali, many of the girls are sold off for CFA 350,000 to 400,000; their new owners then make them pay back about CFA 1.6 million to CFA 2 million with one CFA being 0.6 Naira,” she said.

Okah-Donli said that as part of efforts to curb the trend, the agency recommended among other things, that Nigeria should develop a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Mali, Burkina Faso, Benin Republic, Guinea and Senegal.

Okah-Donli said,

“There is need for comprehensive sensitisation of rescued victims before repatriation and a comprehensive blueprint worked out for tracing, empowerment and rehabilitation of victims”.

https://lailasnews.com/nigerian-girls-sold-as-sex-slaves-in-mali-for-n210000-naptip/

post=78748007:
.......and the last cow we bought a fortnight ago for our last party for a FULL COW barbecue was #370,000!!

Are we now saying cows are more expensive than human lives?!

What an irony of life!!

HACKPASTOR:
May almighty God help us and changed our leaders for Goods. Nigeria is loosing it.

dirtycoin:
This is sad.

Sluacoast:

When will this unavoidable suffering would ends. Can you imagine. They are even up to 1 million girls who left their homes in I search of a greener pastures. Why are we this cause African. Or Nigeria as it stands. Other neighbouring countries are even improving daily. You'd hardly hear the names of other countries in crimes. Even Ghana we do supply electricity. They celebrated an interrupted power supply some years back. If we don't do something to end our misery. We'd still remained in pain. Just imagine. Just to even eke a living is so helluva.

kjhova:


Lawd Jesus!!

Some adults still peddle this ballony in 2019?

Your country does not supply a single Watt of electricity to Ghana and no, Ghana did not celebrate uninterrupted power supply at any time!!

Please do some research. Our country barely generate 5,000MW of electricity from a handful generators and we lack the capacity to transmit all of these to the discos for distribution. How, pray tell, do we supply electricity to Ghana? Where is the trans line that carries this supply? Is it carried overland across Benin and Togo or is it an undersea line along the Atlantic shoreline? How is this supply billed and who collects the remittance?

Ghana, herself, barely generate 1,000MW capacity for a country of over 20million that requires at least 20,000MW supply. How do they achieve the so-called uninterrupted power supply?

Guys, let's question every info we come across and let's learn to do some research. Too many lies in public space these days.

XTHRONE:
Too bad, result of failed government