Many Stranded Nigerian Women Living In Crowded Homes In Saudi Arabia Seek Help To Return Home | Sahara Reporters

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45 women in three houses, including those in his home, could face starvation if they are not immediately repatriated.

Scores of Nigerian women in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, are seeking assistance to return home.Alade Abdulaziz, a leader of the Nigerian community in the country, told SaharaReporters that the Nigerian consulate in Jeddah botched a flight arrangement to bring the women home.

He said the women were rescued from their abusive employers whom they worked for as domestic workers. If the Nigerian government fails to repatriate the women, Abdulaziz said they could either return to the houses of the employers they ran away from and obtain a clearance document stating that they committed no crime or pay money to get cleared at any of the country’s immigration offices.

“Abike Dabiri we beg you. Ooni of Ife, we call on you. We do not want to return to Nigeria through deportation,” they pleaded in Yoruba. “We hear Nigerian airports would be open to international flights on August 29 – now September 5. Our luggage is here with us. Please help us return.”

Source: Real Estate Daily Report (realestatedailyreport.net)

 

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