Photos of 34 Nigerian domestic workers who have been living in a small room in Lebanon.

The women are among thousands of stranded migrant domestic workers who were kicked out of their employers' homes amid Lebanon's economic crisis & who have been pleading their governments to repatriate them.

READ MORE; https://nigeriainfodaily.com/2020/08/07/photos-of-34-nigerian-domestic-workers-who-have-been-living-in-a-small-room-in-lebanon/

The menstrual odour no go be here.

But some of these people can lead a more decent life in Nigeria. They should thank heavens for the economic crisis because it is blessing in disguise.

God forbid. They should come back home please.

Disgrace

In Niyi Adedokun’s voice in the song “Baale ilu Arikogbon” released in 1990

Ranti i Beirut
Ile e Lebaloni ...

And their parents are here bragging "my child dey obodo Oyingbo".
In fact, I know a man here whose two children "travelled to oversea" on one day

Dem say Nigeria na shiiitholeee but dem no get problem to be shiit for another man hole....

What an irony

Nawa o

You mean sex workers?

Come back home and let us all fight and kill the giants here holding our national birthright captive. Running away aint solution to the many..

No victory from God without human efforts..

Kai, if one person just mess
sleep go clear for ur eye

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Photos of 34 Nigerian domestic workers who have been living in a small room in Lebanon.

The women are among thousands of stranded migrant domestic workers who were kicked out of their employers' homes amid Lebanon's economic crisis & who have been pleading their governments to repatriate them.

READ MORE; https://nigeriainfodaily.com/2020/08/07/photos-of-34-nigerian-domestic-workers-who-have-been-living-in-a-small-room-in-lebanon/

Even with this photos Nigerians will still travel to Lebanon

Absolute rubbish ! why leave your country to live like a slave for mere coins.
No be all abroad be am abeg

Chai, like say things balance for here...

Just look at this madness. How can people subject themselves to this kind of suffering all in the name of searching for greener pasture?

I'll rather live in Obosi than live like this in obodo oyibo, not to even talk of Lebanon.

It is well

Good for them