One of the 172 returnees brought to Lagos early, yesterday, from Libya, Omoniyi Azizat, has expressed regret over her actions and move to Libya.
The 21-year-old Azizat from Lagos said all her hope was that Libya would be like London.
“I became a slave and prostitute in Libya; I raised an equivalent of N2 million as a prostitute to free myself from my trafficker.
Sharing her experience, she said “From my father’s custody, a friend convinced me to meet her in Ibadan where I was introduced to the idea of travelling to Libya where I was told that I could work and receive a monthly salary of N120,000.
“I deceived my father that I wanted to establish a business and he gave me N800,000, but I used it for the Libyan trip through the desert.
I stopped schooling at SS2 and have learnt very bitter lesson; I wasted my life, she added.
Less than 24 hours after a batch of 158 stranded Nigerians arrived the country from Libya, another batch of 172 stranded Nigerians have arrived from same country.
This makes it a total of 330 stranded Nigerians to be repatriated to Nigeria through the European Union.
This batch consist of 92 male adults, six male children and nine male infants. In addition were 53 female adults, 12 female children and three female infants.
