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‘How I Was Forced To Sleep With 50 Men Weekly’ — S3x Slave Alleges

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2 years ago

Jun 22, 2023.

EkoHotBlog reports that one of the rescued s3x slaves from a brothel in Anambra has said she was forced to sleep with 50 men in a week to make earns meet.

Recall some girls were recently rescued from a brothel by security operatives and officials of the Anambra State Ministry of Women and Social Welfare.

The victims, aged between 15 and 25 years claimed that they were mandated to make returns of N10,000 to N15,000 each night, while each man they slept with paid them a paltry N1,000.

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According to some of the victims, they were brought to Awka by two women, whose names they gave as Ifeoma and Chika from their places in Izza, Ebonyi State on the promise of securing jobs for them, not knowing that they were being lured into prostitution.

One of the girls said: “The women who brought us to the brothel seized our phones and other belongings before handing us over to another woman called Ezenwannyi, who notified us that before we will be released, we must bring N150,000 or serve her for a period of one year.

“We were able to use a whistleblower’s phone to get across to our families, who in turn, notified the Women Affairs Ministry, which with the help of the police, raided the brothel.”

One of the parents of the victims, Mrs. Uchechi Friday, said immediately after her daughter got missing, she lodged a complaint at the Police station in Abakaliki, adding that she was shocked when she received a call from her daughter, which made her seek help from the Commissioner for Women and Social Welfare in Anambra State.

She commended the Anambra State Commissioner, Mrs. Ifeyinwa Obinabo, for her prompt response and urged parents to always be mindful of their children’s welfare and whereabouts.

In her reaction, Obinabo spoke of the state government’s resolve to end all forms of child kidnap, trafficking, and sexual slavery in the state.

She warned that hotel owners, who use underaged girls in running their businesses would face the law, assuring that the current case of sex slavery in the state was already receiving the attention of Governor Chukwuma Soludo, who has vowed not to treat the matter with levity.