My Libya experience is what I can not advise my worst enemy to embark on..



Gud day all,am patience Eguavoen,a graduate of account but no job still , everyone one knows how Nigeria is, getting a job is with good connection, so I was working in a creche were I was receiving #10000 monthly but the money was too small to manage with my family,so one of the baby mama sister came from abroad and fell in love with the way am caring for children and she told me if I travel abroad to do this nanny work before two months I will make it big, she promised to take me there but I will pay her when am there already making money then I agree to go, she deceive me by sweet talk of many lies how Libya root is easy and fast so I accept and finally left Benin city with other passengers to kano the journey was sweet after there it was not well,we were loaded inside a car like chicken before we get to a place we enter truck to pass through the desert but it got to a point the truck got bad and we have to spend 2weeks inside the desert,in there we were rape,robbed and beaten,it was hell,I even lost two person while we were there,,,I had Anna sex with force and in pain, after then I didn't hear from my so call madam again,but I was already in Libya, but that was why I was begging for who will buy me so I can prostitute to get daily bread and gather money to cross,I eventually got someone but it was worst because I don't even see money with my eyes, they pay directly to madam there in connection house and my eyes will be covered to meet with the man and someone will take me there and bring me back, I did it for almost 8months until  someone help me to escape,glory be to God...from there I went to another connection house were I was able to gather some money to cross the Mediterranean Sea but I did not succeed, after I have paid #150,000 to cross was not successful,on top of the sea we spent 7 hours and miss the track and rescue team help us back to Libya again and now it was deportation camp but worst than prison, before the help of IOM who brought us back to Nigeria , there are a lot of things that I can't say, but the truth is that it was a deadly mission that almost took my life if not for God.... thanks, this is all I can share for now.

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