@flyairpeace@Ifeallenonyema
You all should be ASHAMED!!! God forbid. My father inlaw that has been at the airport since 11am for a 2:40pm flight is just now landing in Owerri at 11pm??!!!!
And that is not even his final destination!!! How is that even right??!!!
A 2:40pm flight from Lag to Owerri was rescheduled to 4:40pm because there’s no fuel??!!!!! It’s 7pm now,the flight has not departed and there’s no update either!! Zero Accountability but it’s okay for you to take people’s money??!!! WTH!
@flyairpeace@Ifeallenonyema
"Temiloluwa is just 16 and has been missing for few days now ...I know it's ur phone and ur data but pls don't just scroll through and like my post , help me reshare it as well pls 🙏🏼God bless u all 🥹"
One of my worst fears in Nigeria is someone being kidnapped.
The reason I fear kidnapping so much is that “asking for ransom” — as badly as it sounds — is the best possible outcome, except they just let you go.
There are a lot more worse things that could happen.
- You could be repeatedly raped all year round.
- Someone could turn you into an object of their fetish desires.
- You could be slowly killed, harvesting different parts of your body at a time.
- You could be turned into a baby factory, getting impregnated every 9 months while selling off your babies
- You could be sold into modern slavery
- You could be killed to make a point.
Anything. Anything could happen to you without asking for money—and you have zero power. Zero.
Imagine what those young girls are going through now. Just try to imagine it.
And in this country, you cannot be hopeful there’s help coming for you.
Crazy.
They are going to schools to kidnap girls so they can rape virgins. Raped through the night. We need to sit with uncomfortable truths. We should not be allowed to block out the horrific stories.
From wearing school uniforms to being married off, pregnant, dying in childbirth.