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How 23 Year Old Nigerian Single Mother was Sold into Slavery in Lebanon

A 23 year old single mother identified as Ajayi Omolola has reached out to be saved from her base in Lebanon where she was Sold into slavery.

In a 3:46 minutes video, Omolola narrated her ordeal of how she was tricked that she will be teaching kids to being sold into slavery.

Omolola revealed she is from Osun State but her parents – Ajayi Felicia and Ajayi Kehinde respectively lives at the Offa Garage in Ilorin, Kwara State.

She narrated that she was connected to the white man by a family friend and her passport was seized immediately she arrived hence she is currently going through hardship.

While narrating her order in the Yorùbá dialect, Omolola, pleaded to an NGO, Family Life Support to come to her aid as she is also currently sick and has only been given panadol to relief her instead of being taken to the hospital.

The emotional mother of one also noted that her boss revealed to her that he had paid to own her be it dead or alive and is making all efforts to have sex with her by force.

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She however have the fears of confronting her boss who might die in the process which will warrant her sentenced to prison or even killed.

She is pleading for support from as many as may come her way as she does not want to be a source of pains to her parents and wants to reunite with her child to cater and just come back home.

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The Federal Government of Nigeria has granted amnesty to 2,600 inmates at the Correctional centres across the country.

The Minister of Interior, Rauf Aregbesola, made this known during a press conference.

The affected inmates includes:

Inmates that are 60 years and above
Those suffering from ill-health likely to terminate in death
Convicts serving 3 years and above and have less than 6 months to serve
Inmate with mental issues
Inmates with option of fine not exceeding ₦50,000

41 Federal inmates and 29 FCT inmates making a total of 70 inmates who met the above criteria will however be released today from the Kuje Custodial Centre in Abuja.

This amnesty does not apply to inmates sentenced for violent extreme offences such as terrorism, kidnapping, armed banditry, rape, human trafficking, culpable homicide and so on.

The Governors of the 36 states under whose jurisdiction most of the inmates were incarcerated are expected to complete the exercise in line with the federal principle.

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LAWMA Rewards Outstanding Sweeper

The Lagos Waste Management Authority (LAWMA) has handsomely rewarded an outstanding highway sweeper, Fasasi Raheemat Oluwabukola, on behalf of Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu, incident commander of the state.

Raheemat was sighted and photographed along Dolphin/Osbourne Road, her operational corridor, by Ms. Adebisi Awoniyi, a resident of Dolphin Estate, a photo that later went viral on the social media, few days ago.

Speaking during the brief presentation, the MD of LAWMA, Dr. Muyiwa Gbadegesin, noted that the recognition was to appreciate Raheemat’s constant diligence and impassioned service, as attested by Ms. Awoniyi, who claimed to have regularly observed her, during her daily work-out sessions.

The LAWMA boss noted further, that there was reward for diligent hard work, because one could never tell who was watching at any point in time.

Responding, Raheemat expressed profound gratitude to Mr Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu for the rather unexpected recognition, stressing that it was most unexpected, as she was only doing her duty to the best of her ability.

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