Omo see epistle...make I bend if i read am

TotoGame:
And not even a single prick entered her kitten in libya?


Wow she's a living testimony cuz I remembered how they teared my relatives puna over there in libya .......she almost died

U will be the biggest fool in history if you think she wasn't fuccked to stupor or raped at any time...not possible... stories abound
Even in her story if u read btw the lines even though she ommitted it, u will see traces of diick

T

there they are.

Smh.

Pathetic! Very pathetic!

Pls read this article on why Crypto is Inevitable
https://www.facebook.com/103036562026173/posts/105569405106222/?app=fbl

Nigerian men

Yoruba follow commit with flanito

why do we LISTEN to these idiots ??


even if you tell them to PACK SHIT for italy, dem go do am !

why do we LISTEN to these idiots ??

even if you tell them to PACK SHIT for italy, dem go do am !

IgweOfNnewi:
Incidentally, when I returned to live with my mother, I couldn’t cope with the village environment. Having spent much of my eight years in Lagos and Akure, it was very difficult for me in Azia. So, I told my mother that I couldn’t stay in the village because everything was somehow to me. After some time, she sent me back to Lagos, this time to live with one of our family friends. This time around, the couple treated me well and I was enrolled in a normal school. This time, I had the opportunity to attend Federal College, Ikeja for my secondary education.

I dont know why you bolded that part.... But it's a true scenerio that happens to everyone

When you live in a city for a long time as a person coming from a rural area, going back to the village will become strange and you may find it hard to adapt... It happens to everyone

sapphiere:
Eya! Pele. Men are evil. Know this and know peace.

Meanwhile, The FUTURE is FEMALE

Yet, madam pat was going to force/trick her into prostitution. Yes, d future is indeed feminine/female.*scoffs*

The way ismail behaved kindly is the way most Northerners treat southerners when they come to the north. And that was how most of them flocked to the north to start business and even decided to remain here for decades.
Its in the religion that you must treat your visitor and a stranger very well. Imagine the girl being maltreated by her fellow southerners(2 ibo and one Yoruba) and only to be rescued by a Hausa Man.

Pls mind what u post

Wickedness is linked to all tribes, nations and races but one pass another. The best thing is to wait on God and not to be in an Hurry to achieve anything. No matter heat you're passing through just know that there's still hope for you. God never abandons his own people. Now look at the aunt now ehhn there are plenty wicked people like that who treat other people's children as trash. With what she's saying some won't listen.



Watch oloture to understand better.

I decided to copy and paste the rest it for those with limited data

However, we reached a stage where we ran out of water and the next place to get clean water was like three-four days journey away. So, we started looking for ‘anyhow’ water to take. We eventually found a well in the desert but the water smelled awful because birds die inside. But we had no option than to drink from that well to stay alive. Normally it was rare to see birds or other living things in the desert. Everything you see there is dead, because living thing can hardly survive in such environment. So, it was strange to see carcass of a bird inside the well. But, we ignored the stench and drank to our satisfaction. That helped us to stay alive till we got to the point where we had fresh water before we reached Sabha, a city in Fezzan region, Southwestern Libya, about 640 kilometers from Tripoli.

It was in this city that Muamar Gaddafi grew up.

It was at Sabha that Ejima sold us to a Yoruba man as slaves for $3,000 ($1,500 each). Before then, he had told us that the man would prepare our travelling document to Spain at the city. When we eventually found out that he had violated the agreement we reached with my cousin, I wanted to confront him but he managed to escape. I kept cursing him since then and anywhere I set my eyes on that guy again, I will make sure he pays for his crime. Despite the fact that I survived, I don’t know lives of many other innocent people he wasted because of his greed.

Then, they drove us to a city called Houn, another town in Fezzan region of Libya where the Yoruba human trafficker, Kabiru eventually sold us for $6,000 to Madam Pat ($3,000 each). After the last sale, Madam Pat, an Edo woman took us to her place where she said we could make money for them through prostitution. The next morning, the madam who bought us woke me up and handed us a whitening cream, a soap called Casanova with which I could be bathing to look appealing to customers.

She also bought me sexy clothes that we would be wearing inside the house so that customers would be patronizing us. But outside house, you always wore clothes that covered every part of the body and it’s always hot. When it became clear that they were forcing us into prostitution, I revolted, telling them that I had never done such a thing before and would not start then. The madam that bought us tried all tricks to force us but we refused to exchange our body for money. They later transferred my friend to Tripoli as part of their bid to break us down. Then, I was the one that was behind the resistance.

So, when they took her away and I still resisted being forced into prostitution. Then, I was locked up and not allowed to go out and they tried to poison me, swearing that it was better for me to die than remain useless for her after paying $3,000 for me. Miraculously, I survived and still refused to sell my body. They continued tormenting me to the extent that I made up my mind to take my own life instead of serving the woman as a prostitute.

Then, I was about 22 years of age. It was then that God used a Muslim man from Niger, Ismail who operates a pizza shop nearby to rescue me from the slavery. The man had seen me and took pity because I was sick and dying because of too much beating, starvation and stress they had subjected me to. Then, they would continue beating me until I pass out and be vomiting blood. It was while I was about to take drugs that they bought for me that the man, whom I knew nothing of came to intervene on my behalf.

He approached them and asked how much I was indebted to them and the woman said $6,000. He agreed to pay them the money so they could let me go. Instantly, he paid them $1,000 for them to release me to him, promising to pay the $5,000 balance. That was how I regained my freedom and subsequently stayed at the man’s house. He equally employed me to sell at his pizza shop and he was paying me and saving the money for me. That was how we raised the money to pay that woman off after six months. That was around June 2010.

How did you eventually find your way to Italy?

By the time the Jasmine revolution crisis hit Libya and the country was fast descending into chaos, Ismail called me one day and said, I should get ready that he would send me to Italy, as the country was no longer safe for me. That was how the journey to Italy started. Honestly, I never consider that guy as a human being but an angel sent by God to rescue and help me and he really played that role well.

It was when they decided to open the Mediterranean Sea locally known as Lampa Lampa, so that people who wish to escape the violence could use the sea route. It was then that Ismail called me and told me to get ready to use the opportunity to travel to Europe. Then, I told him that I had not saved enough money because at that point, my goal was to save enough money that can enable me to travel back to Nigeria. Then, I had lost interest in travelling to Europe. But, he told me that I should not worry that he will support me with any amount I have so that I could make the journey to Europe.

By this time, I had managed to re-establish contact with my friend, who was taken to Tripoli. I was overjoyed when she also told me that she had regained her freedom. I informed her about my plan to travel to Italy and she informed me that her Ghanaian boyfriend was one of those human smugglers that take people out of Libya. From there, we started planning for the journey and when the time reached, Ismail sent me to Tripoli to meet with my friend with all the money we gathered for the trip.

Before travelling, I had begged Ismail to travel with me so that we could claim to be husband and wife, because I heard that if we made such claims they would give us documents faster. He refused, telling me that his plan was to go back to Niger, his country. But before I left his house that day, I prayed for him, asked God never to let him down and always open doors for him as he had sacrificed so much for me.

However, by the time I reached Tripoli, everything needed for the trip was ready. I was overjoyed when my friend’s boyfriend, Attah called me a week later at the base camp to inform us that Ismail had arrived Tripoli to join us on the trip. When he managed to join us at the camp, I asked how he came to change his mind and raised money for the trip; and he told me that one Baba helped him sell his property and gave him the money. I was very happy that he was with us.

Meanwhile, we spent longer time at the base camp because the sea was not friendly. They kept postponing it because the news we were hearing was that those who travelled did not make it because of the bad weather condition out there. Then, I started fasting and praying, asking God to make a way for us to pass through. And it came to pass that God successfully led us through the Mediterranean seas safely. Since I left Nigeria till date, God has never let me down and will never abandon me.

So, when it was time for us to make the journey and we came down to the port, it was my first time of seeing that kind of sea that has no beginning and no end in sight. I was scared because I don’t know how to swim. But Ismail told me not to be afraid that I could make it. That was how I entered the boat.

From Libya coast to Italy, my eyes were closed and I kept telling God in prayers: ”I cannot open the eyes till I reach my destination-Italy. And I know you will prove yourself worthy again. You have done it last year and you will do it again. Last year was battle. This year would be victory.” It was when they started saying that we had reached Italy and rescuers were coming to take us that I eventually opened my eyes.

What happened when you people reached Italy?

We landed at Italian Island of Lampedusa around May 26, 2011 where we spent about three days. After that we sailed to Genoa on a bigger vessel and were taken to a migrant camp where they started processing our documents. Ismail and I were in the same camp. At the end of the day, I was given one year Italian document and later ten years resident permit. They asked me what I wanted to do and I said I wanted to learn Italian language and then start schooling. That was how I was enrolled in a language school and when I got a diploma in language, I decided to go for primary and later high school. I studied social sanitation between 2014 and 2019. I took my final year exam in July 2019. To the glory of God, I am happily married with two children. We live and work in Turin and I was planning for my further studies in medicine or nursing before coronavirus pandemic came and I decided to wait. I will continue after the pandemic.

Do you think there are still Nigerians stranded in Libya?

Yes. Many Nigerians sold as slaves are still in Libya and other parts of North Africa and many are still being sold. Majority of them die in the process while those who survived what they were put through are still trapped waiting for the time they can be able to secure their freedom. The amount we were being sold is so much that it takes only the grace of God for people like us to be able to raise money and pay for our freedom.

I believe that not everybody was lucky as me. Many still work hard but perish in the process. The kind of torture Nigerian girls sold as slaves go through in Libya is unimaginable. There was a recent video trending on the social media of an Igbo girl being tortured by the master who incidentally is also an Igbo man. That reminded me of what I went through over ten years ago. That’s the kind of punishment they give because what they care is about making money through your body and nothing more.

What will be your advice to young girls who may be convinced to take such risk? They should never try it. It’s a risk not worth taking. I have used every opportunity I have to tell people that traveling to Europe through Libya is a suicide mission. There was this young girl from my village who told me that somebody wanted to sponsor her to Turkey so that she would pay N5 million when she starts working.

I told her not to enter into such agreement that it was a slave trade. I am using this medium to tell others the same thing. There are many people like Ejima going about looking for young girls to recruit into slave trade in Libya and they will make all kinds of promises to you while in Nigeria. The moment you step outside the shores of this country with no valid identification and any means of reaching out to people, you became their slave.

Government should make the penalty for human trafficking ultimate penalty to discourage people.

Meanwhile, the sooner government begins to address the needs of vulnerable people in the security the better.
Show more stories like this on TV and other medium , provide some sort of financial assistance to help them.

PrincessGlow:
All I know is...

In case you do not have data to read the whole story, The Igbo man sold her to a Yoruba man. It was a Nigerien who saved her

AtikuNetwork:
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Mynd44
Lalasticlala

If not for the persecution, suffer ness, turtore,torment etc, do you think you will be where you are today? It take God's grace to take you to a wrong person to achieve your goal or aims no matter what, suppose you are in Nigeria then you can't succeed what you have achieve today because you must pass through fire to get that aims you wanted,that is why God sent Ismail to rescued you.the same thing that happen to Joseph in the bible so Forgive that man who deceived you because if the man didn't decieved you,though you may be in abroad but you won't go far this way.
Remember, the bad today can be the good tomorrow, even the good today can be the bad tomorrow, the criminal today can be the saviour tomorrow. God bless you as you excel in your Gospel music career

FILTH!

TotoGame:
And not even a single prick entered her kitten in libya?


Wow she's a living testimony cuz I remembered how they teared my relatives puna over there in libya .......she almost died

.. Lol you expect her to say that part?

Remember she said she was molested and don't want to talk about that part of her life.

AtikuNetwork:
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Mynd44
Lalasticlala

. Must u quote u animal. Dont u see the story is very long. So much useless fools on this forum. Cant u just make ur comments without quoting? Did the rest of us not see the story? MUMU

Shokoloko:


In case you do not have data to read the whole story, The Igbo man sold her to a Yoruba man. It was a Nigerien who saved her

They have to find another way to write someone from Niger. I kept wondering why u said she was saved by a Nigerian without giving the tribe

udemzyudex:
.. Lol you expect her to say that part?

Remember she said she was molested and don't want to talk about that part of her life.

That was when she is living with her aunt in Akure


She made us believe that she resisted every attempt of dicking for libya

Thank God for His goodness and mercies towards you!

TotoGame:



That was when she is living with her aunt in Akure


She made us believe that she resisted every attempt of dicking for libya

Read and understand my post.

FakeUnity:
How many almajiris do abokiis sell as slaves to Yemen, Sudan, bahrain and other Islamic shitholes

Black slaves of the Arab world-----

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.aljazeera.com/amp/program/al-jazeera-world/2014/9/10/slavery-in-yemen

There was history of slave trade in the whole world including advanced Nations but since the abolished of the trade Northerners were never traded unike some people who are evidently everywhere in the world selling sex and wee mostly trafficked. In 21srt century the xenophobic attacks on Nigerians in many African countries has to do with these human trafficking and sex slavery from some portions of Nigerians, well known from their background.
This link may help u a little:https://www.google.com/url?q=https://m.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DK53A1opChlQ&sa=U&ved=2ahUKEwjo7ovslaTxAhVj8OAKHdfRCxUQtwIwAXoECAEQAQ&usg=AOvVaw3yPWduMtrWgbhrNOBXs6ZI