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gaby:
My set...

What's his name?

jimoh

emizo1988:
I rather be a gateman than to take such a stupid risk...

Yes and will be begging those who did it. Any amount

UselessBuharist:
I’ll just make it brief, I was in my early 20’s, my friends talked me into the journey but I didn’t know they were not travelling with us until the day we left Nigeria.

I didn’t have much information about the journey but because they told me it’s easy and fun I left Nigeria with them.

We were first held by rebels in the desert for 28 days, mind you I left Nigeria Feb 3rd 2009 and I got to Libya in March.

The owner of the uncomplicated building we were living brought the police to arrest us 4 days after I got to the house, some guys were arrested but i and some other guys escaped, we ran into the cemetery and slept there till 6AM.

I found a Nigerian who offered to allow me stay in his house, few days later I told him that I got a connection to cross to Italy and I will be living the following day.

The following morning this guy left the house and locked everyone inside, he returned in the evening with 3 guys, a Ghanian and 2 Nigerians. The moment he entered the house he pointed at me saying this is the boy before I knew what was happening they stated beating me asking me to follow them. I resisted and fought back, the landlord heard the noice, he came knocking so the guys quickly ran away.

The following morning this guy asked me to pay him $300 before he will allow me leave, I said you should have said that instead of bringing people to beat me up. Then I gave him the money and left his house to the camp from where we were to be taken to the sea side.

The same night we were taken to the sea side, when we got there we were ask to sit on the floor and not make noice, about 3 minutes later a small balloon boat came and was taking us 30/30 to the big boat, I was on the 3rd batch, few minutes after I entered the big boat, we saw boats coming towards our direction behold they were coast patrol.

The person that was to sail our boat told everyone that we will all die instead of him to allow the police arrest him then he zoomed off, the police chased our boat till they caught us when we were almost out of Libya territory.

We were arrested and taken to prison on Sunday and we broke the prison on Tuesday and escaped. We were chased all night……. Na long story bro I hope I get to document all that happened on that trip one day. I lost my left eye as a result of the beating I got from the guys that were invited to beat me.

please where are you now brother??

Mercury12:
jimoh

Hmmm

Sounds so very familiar...it would have been easier and more concrete to ascertain if you knew any of his aliases because most people dey get nicknames there...

If he's the same one I'm thinking, he was a part of the Yoruba 'Aso Rock'. This group were the most brutal out there and would kidnap boys and girls- mostly girls though due to their economic and other values as one can imagine.

This wasn't restricted to just the Yorubas though because we had Edo and Igbo Aso rocks too.

It is also commonplace to find any of these groups turning on one another in supremacy battles armed with weapons and all.

They'd kidnap people and have them locked up in their ghetos and force them to call their relatives abroad for bail money a.k.a ransom. Sometimes they'll collect these monies and still go on to sell these girls to other madams.

It's a huge human trade and trafficking out there.

I can't fully recall if the Jimoh died in one of the fierce battles or drowned at sea, hopefully not.

Writing this piece is just helping me recall more events man....

The tori too long and I can't stop being grateful to God for all I went through and the lessons I got from it.

It's moulded and shaped me into the better human that I am today.

https://fb.watch/fjbiEysdHg/

The link above is a brief documentary I did on my journey..

Achorise:
please where are you now brother??

UK at the moment but I don’t stay here.

franchasofficia:
Taking this kind of risk just to relocate to Italy that is almost the same with Nigeria?


Italy is economically dead just like most EU countries. There is no job in Italy, social welfare for even citizens is near zero. Training kids in Italy is insanely costly compared to Ireland or even UK.



Many Nigerians living in Italy are living in worst condition than those living in Ajegunle, so why take such risk for such a glorified European slum?


I blame APC and Buhari.


If they had put in sincere efforts to at least make Nigeria livable by running an inclusive and proactive government that doesnt discriminate, youths won't be taking this kind of risk


Before you decide to migrate to any country from Nigeria as a Nigerian, check around your community or environment, how many Nigerians living in that country are doing well financially? Also check how many that are excelling doing legitimate work or job?


Some countries don't deserve the risk.



I know Nigeria isn't working currently but its not as bad as taking the risk to migrate to some countries where you will face harsher conditions of survival.


Trust me dear young Nigerians, if you take away pride, shyness and all that and fold your sleeves and put in more effort by doing some legitimate odd jobs or rendering legitimate odd services in Nigeria that many of our people do when they travel abroad, you will never beg for food and with time, God of multiplication and labor will visit you and reward your hardwork.




The only aspect I condemn Buhari and APC completely is in the area of widespread insecurity that have made Nigeria an unsafe country for her citizens. You can't travel freely within Nigeria and yet we have a President, we have Police, Army, Civil Defense, etc, its so shameful. Give Nigerians complete security and allow them hustle their way out of life till fortune smiles on them someday not allowing useless gunmen and idiots to be kidnapping, killing and slaughtering citizens at will without any instant consequences to discourage others from joining such brutal trend

People were making that journey when I was in university. The stakes are now higher after the destabilision of Libya. That's when all this stuff like outright slavery started

tonididdy:
Na funds and opportunities make u feel say japa na death s3ntence.

When you go to the whiteman land, then you will know that Nigeria is a hell hole and there is heaven on this earth!

Go and watch exodus from Africa. Dude made it all the way to Italy to be living in a box on the street. Obodo oyibo only works for you as a skilled worker with papers.

Hmmm

Realguyman1:
Lolz! Just only 7 months? Not even up to one year talkless of 4 years?

Bros forget matter, who done wicked done wicked. If someone can stay in Libya do labuke and learn tice work take gather money take cross enter Italy, I see no reason why others can't do same.

Na the same evil heart wey most of them get for Nigeria them still carry go Libya go dey display there dey claim say na street tinx

You win sir

GloriousGbola:
Go and watch exodus from Africa. Dude made it all the way to Italy to be living in a box on the street. Obodo oyibo only works for you as a skilled worker with papers.

Na u sabe

PurestBoy:
They call it lampa-lampa, many of my friends don cross am and are doing very well now in Europe. The baddest one is small, this bros crossed this season with his wife and 3months old twin babies. Alaye is doing fine in Germany now with family. Those that don't have liver are still languishing in Jamaria (Libya)

Your guy went with his wife and three month old babies on this journey? Who are you lying to? This journey is for fittest and hardest of hard men. A wife and child on that kind of journey you are already at an extreme disadvantage. A desert route full of lawless bandits and murderers? Ending in a ride in a sea worthless boat across the Mediterranean? And then a mad dash to avoid Italian police?

Why exactly are you telling these lies?

tonididdy:
Na u sabe

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCN0WLunUKo


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZxXQsvDXBwA


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZEjrRcW3oWk


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aP9q-3nDwKc

we have all had different videos shared to us and read different stories

as always some 'agents' will tell take your money and send you on a journey into a hell you are not prepared for.

UselessBuharist:
My father arrested him before I returned to Nigeria.

Lolz!!!!


Serves him right!

gaby:
Hmmm

Sounds so very familiar...it would have been easier and more concrete to ascertain if you knew any of his aliases because most people dey get nicknames there...

If he's the same one I'm thinking, he was a part of the Yoruba 'Aso Rock'. This group were the most brutal out there and would kidnap boys and girls- mostly girls though due to their economic and other values as one can imagine.

This wasn't restricted to just the Yorubas though because we had Edo and Igbo Aso rocks too.

It is also commonplace to find any of these groups turning on one another in supremacy battles armed with weapons and all.

They'd kidnap people and have them locked up in their ghetos and force them to call their relatives abroad for bail money a.k.a ransom. Sometimes they'll collect these monies and still go on to sell these girls to other madams.

It's a huge human trade and trafficking out there.

I can't fully recall if the Jimoh died in one of the fierce battles or drowned at sea, hopefully not.

Writing this piece is just helping me recall more events man....

The tori too long and I can't stop being grateful to God for all I went through and the lessons I got from it.

It's moulded and shaped me into the better human that I am today.

https://fb.watch/fjbiEysdHg/

The link above is a brief documentary I did on my journey..

Thank you for your input. I don't know any of his alias as we were not even close nor gets to spend quality time together before he travelled through that route.
The family had since move on as they couldn't contact him and he never contact anyone or travel back home ever since he left .
Somehow everyone seams to had come to term with the fact that they won't see him ever again

[quote author=sukkot post=116305351][/quote]Your story is quite realistic. So, bro, based on ur experiences, what advise do u have for those intending to go through the same process...

Nezee:
Your story is quite realistic. So, bro, based on ur experiences, what advise do u have for those intending to go through the same process...

huh ?

GloriousGbola:
Your guy went with his wife and three month old babies on this journey? Who are you lying to? This journey is for fittest and hardest of hard men. A wife and child on that kind of journey you are already at an extreme disadvantage. A desert route full of lawless bandits and murderers? Ending in a ride in a sea worthless boat across the Mediterranean? And then a mad dash to avoid Italian police?

Why exactly are you telling these lies?

Bro I swear to you I lie not, I'm telling you the truth, if you are in Ibadan, come to Orioke festac make you hear yourself or make I send you his Facebook page via DM.

UselessBuharist:
Living my life, but I have traveled many counties legally since my ordeal

That's cool,God bless

Mercury12:
Thank you for your input. I don't know any of his alias as we were not even close nor gets to spend quality time together before he travelled through that route.
The family had since move on as they couldn't contact him and he never contact anyone or travel back home ever since he left .
Somehow everyone seams to had come to term with the fact that they won't see him ever again

Sad..we lost so many...many many...

gaby:
Sad..we lost so many...many many...

We were 16 that left Kano with other 3 from Malawi and Sierra Leone. 19 (17 male 2 female) of us took the trip to Tamereset.

When we got to Shabha we were only 11. Others were stranded and couldn't continue, a lady died from constipation in one of the camp and was buried in a shallow grave.

tojahh:
We were 16 that left Kano with other 3 from Malawi and Sierra Leone. 19 (17 male 2 female) of us took the trip to Tamereset.

When we got to Shabha we were only 11. Others were stranded and couldn't continue, a lady died from constipation in one of the camp and was buried in a shallow grave.

Wetin man eye see him mouth no fit talk am finish jare

I did close to 2 months in Tamaraset, not a house oh...on too rock..

I dey sleep under rock or on top rock depending on the weather...

Na Tamaraset me and goat dey drag water from the same source...the man wey dey shepherd the goats wipe me stick for head because I dey push him goat to get chance drink water.....

I see shege I no fit lie

gaby:
Wetin man eye see him mouth no fit talk am finish jare

I did close to 2 months in Tamaraset, not a house oh...on too rock..

I dey sleep under rock or on top rock depending on the weather...

Na Tamaraset me and goat dey drag water from the same source...the man wey dey shepherd the goats wipe me stick for head because I dey push him goat to get chance drink water.....

I see shege I no fit lie

BOSS, I dey hail ooo

id4sho:
BOSS, I dey hail ooo

..

I salute you my brother.....

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UselessBuharist:
I’ll just make it brief, I was in my early 20’s, my friends talked me into the journey but I didn’t know they were not travelling with us until the day we left Nigeria.

I didn’t have much information about the journey but because they told me it’s easy and fun I left Nigeria with them.

We were first held by rebels in the desert for 28 days, mind you I left Nigeria Feb 3rd 2009 and I got to Libya in March.

The owner of the uncomplicated building we were living brought the police to arrest us 4 days after I got to the house, some guys were arrested but i and some other guys escaped, we ran into the cemetery and slept there till 6AM.

I found a Nigerian who offered to allow me stay in his house, few days later I told him that I got a connection to cross to Italy and I will be living the following day.

The following morning this guy left the house and locked everyone inside, he returned in the evening with 3 guys, a Ghanian and 2 Nigerians. The moment he entered the house he pointed at me saying this is the boy before I knew what was happening they stated beating me asking me to follow them. I resisted and fought back, the landlord heard the noice, he came knocking so the guys quickly ran away.

The following morning this guy asked me to pay him $300 before he will allow me leave, I said you should have said that instead of bringing people to beat me up. Then I gave him the money and left his house to the camp from where we were to be taken to the sea side.

The same night we were taken to the sea side, when we got there we were ask to sit on the floor and not make noice, about 3 minutes later a small balloon boat came and was taking us 30/30 to the big boat, I was on the 3rd batch, few minutes after I entered the big boat, we saw boats coming towards our direction behold they were coast patrol.

The person that was to sail our boat told everyone that we will all die instead of him to allow the police arrest him then he zoomed off, the police chased our boat till they caught us when we were almost out of Libya territory.

We were arrested and taken to prison on Sunday and we broke the prison on Tuesday and escaped. We were chased all night……. Na long story bro I hope I get to document all that happened on that trip one day. I lost my left eye as a result of the beating I got from the guys that were invited to beat me.

Real life Nathan Drake. Guy your life mad. Just give better writer this your story, if you no make money from am make I bend.

LienwaltAbel:
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Real life Nathan Drake. Guy your life mad. Just give better writer this your story, if you no make money from am make I bend.

I need a good writer to work with me on it

Omoooooooox435billi

To our past and present administration of this nation, I pray God reward una all what you cause for we citizens

If 9ja better wetin we go dey find around rather than go out there for vacation

UselessBuharist:
I’ll just make it brief, I was in my early 20’s, my friends talked me into the journey but I didn’t know they were not travelling with us until the day we left Nigeria.

I didn’t have much information about the journey but because they told me it’s easy and fun I left Nigeria with them.

We were first held by rebels in the desert for 28 days, mind you I left Nigeria Feb 3rd 2009 and I got to Libya in March.

The owner of the uncomplicated building we were living brought the police to arrest us 4 days after I got to the house, some guys were arrested but i and some other guys escaped, we ran into the cemetery and slept there till 6AM.

I found a Nigerian who offered to allow me stay in his house, few days later I told him that I got a connection to cross to Italy and I will be living the following day.

The following morning this guy left the house and locked everyone inside, he returned in the evening with 3 guys, a Ghanian and 2 Nigerians. The moment he entered the house he pointed at me saying this is the boy before I knew what was happening they stated beating me asking me to follow them. I resisted and fought back, the landlord heard the noice, he came knocking so the guys quickly ran away.

The following morning this guy asked me to pay him $300 before he will allow me leave, I said you should have said that instead of bringing people to beat me up. Then I gave him the money and left his house to the camp from where we were to be taken to the sea side.

The same night we were taken to the sea side, when we got there we were ask to sit on the floor and not make noice, about 3 minutes later a small balloon boat came and was taking us 30/30 to the big boat, I was on the 3rd batch, few minutes after I entered the big boat, we saw boats coming towards our direction behold they were coast patrol.

The person that was to sail our boat told everyone that we will all die instead of him to allow the police arrest him then he zoomed off, the police chased our boat till they caught us when we were almost out of Libya territory.

We were arrested and taken to prison on Sunday and we broke the prison on Tuesday and escaped. We were chased all night……. Na long story bro I hope I get to document all that happened on that trip one day. I lost my left eye as a result of the beating I got from the guys that were invited to beat me.

UselessBuharist:
UK at the moment but I don’t stay here.

May God grant you favour that will make you forget all the troubles you went through.

Achorise:
May God grant you favour that will make you forget all the troubles you went through.

Amen

Odidigboigbo:
Stop all these shit, you Lilly livered. In my town, almost all the young boys followed this route, today 99.9% of them are doing well. I can assure you, out 10 persons that followed this route to travelled, 8 of them succeeded and they are fine now.

Hello good morning. Please I need connection on how to embark on the journey. I have followed you. Please reply my email so we can talk. Cheers

PurestBoy:
They call it lampa-lampa, many of my friends don cross am and are doing very well now in Europe. The baddest one is small, this bros crossed this season with his wife and 3months old twin babies. Alaye is doing fine in Germany now with family. Those that don't have liver are still languishing in Jamaria (Libya)

Guy please can I have your WhatsApp number?

tojahh:
At the bolded. Wetin you think say be Hustle Hard for Libya?
Death na normal thing enroute so you must be ready to do all things to survive else you'll be the victim. Or you no know say if weight too much for Lampa Lampa them dey decide immediately throw some person's inside sea so others can save?
Ask those your GUYS make them give you update.
Boss. I spent 7 months in Libya, no be me you go tell about wickedness. But make we leave am like that.

Boss abeg can I get your WhatsApp number? For inquiries. Thanks

dominion001:
I came, saw and conquered that Ocean in August 2016.

Not by might nor by power.

Good morning bros. Please here's my Whatsapp number o9o2olo3539. Please can I have yours? Or please send me a message. God bless.