Omolola Ajayi, 23, mother of one, who said her parents lived in Offa Garage in Ilorin, Kwara State, is just one of thousands of Nigerians who have been trafficked into slavery and other forms of hardship, albeit unwittingly, all in a bid for greener pasture. In that short video in which she passionately appealed to fellow Nigerians and Pheminique Life Support, to come to her rescue, she spoke of how she was tricked into travelling on the pretext of going to teach English language and how she ended up a slave, sexually harassed and without access to medical care in Lebanon.

Thankfully, Ajayi has been rescued by the Nigerian Embassy in that country and as you’re reading this piece, should be back in Nigeria safely. Ajayi’s bold move has also inspired several other girls in her situation in that country, such that according to Abike Dabiri, Chairman/CEO, Nigerian Diaspora Commission, 15 others were taking refuge in the embassy as at the end of last week.

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https://www.immonaija.com.ng/2020/01/in-abidjan-i-slept-with-15-men-daily-as.html

One out of thousands girls being use as sex slave

anything to trend. OP I bet you didn't watch her video. first and foremost, she didn't say she's in Abidjan but Lebanon, she never said she slept with 15men daily, so why the wrong and misleading topic for your post?
watch her video below
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=3037393412962003&id=109983515703022&sfnsn=scwspwa&d=w&s=100003360121543&w=y&funlid=CGO5UNKQ9xDvNeDf

No blogger will make it to heaven.......because they can only thrive on lies.

Imoleade:
Omolola Ajayi, 23, mother of one, who said her parents lived in Offa Garage in Ilorin, Kwara State, is just one of thousands of Nigerians who have been trafficked into slavery and other forms of hardship, albeit unwittingly, all in a bid for greener pasture. In that short video in which she passionately appealed to fellow Nigerians and Pheminique Life Support, to come to her rescue, she spoke of how she was tricked into travelling on the pretext of going to teach English language and how she ended up a slave, sexually harassed and without access to medical care in Lebanon.

Thankfully, Ajayi has been rescued by the Nigerian Embassy in that country and as you’re reading this piece, should be back in Nigeria safely. Ajayi’s bold move has also inspired several other girls in her situation in that country, such that according to Abike Dabiri, Chairman/CEO, Nigerian Diaspora Commission, 15 others were taking refuge in the embassy as at the end of last week.

See full details
https://www.immonaija.com.ng/2020/01/in-abidjan-i-slept-with-15-men-daily-as.html

may ur blog expire in 2 days, yeye