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| Blessing Okagbo says her traffickers want to make her run mad (YouTube) |
A Nigerian commercial sex worker who is based in Italy, Blessing Okagbo, has cried out to the authorities to come to her aid after the people who trafficked her to Europe threatened to make her run mad if she decides to stop selling herself for money.
Okagbo who cried out in a video clip she shared on Youtube, said that her sponsors are not happy that she wants to stop prostitution
and have vowed to bring insanity on her and has therefore called on the
Nigerian authorities to help her to come back to the country.
According to report by CAP on the run, the
Edo State-born Okagbo who lives in Lanzarote, Italy, claimed that she
was once arrested by the police who questioned her on how she came to
the country and she had to lie that she was brought in by her baby's
father because she did not want to get into trouble.
In
the video footage, Okagbo admitted to being a victim of the sex trade
trafficking by a Nigerian syndicate, adding that she has been in the
European country since 2011 hustling on the streets as a prostitute.
She
also revealed that she had to go into a contract marriage so she could
stay in the country after her traffickers seized her passport and have
been on her neck to continue the trade so she could keep paying them the
money they had agreed upon
Okagbo
is heard repeatedly saying she is under attack by her sponsors and is
calling on the authorities to come to her rescue because her life is in
danger, adding that her ex-lover and others want to afflict her with
insanity after accusing her of being HIV positive.
Watch the video here: https://youtu.be/NQFOJsVhZow
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