Stella Dimoko Korkus.com: Tales Of A Libyan Returnee -Part 5

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Wednesday, January 02, 2019

Tales Of A Libyan Returnee -Part 5

This is a Libyan returnee' tale of how much Suffering one goes through to get to Libya and back......Narrating her experience is healing for her.

Enjoy the read!!!!





The arrest of my roommates made me sad and I informed my boss immediately, she informed her husband who went to Tajoura prison and got them out...

The bail cost them 2000 dinars,we lost all our savings and we returned to work to start saving again, dollars kept rising and we couldn't send money to Nigeria, we kept working but the Arab boys kept stealing.


 These Arabs steal based on information fellow blacks give them, so we stopped keeping money at home. The main Jobs for females are prostitution, maid, cleaners in Hospital and schools while our men work as Painter, bricklayer, mechanic, and electricians, so we gave our cash to the men to keep for us. 


Life continued as usual until I decided to take a month rest from work, I needed some rest after like 15 months as a maid and my boss kept complaining of the economy and lack of cash, My friends and I picked the same month to stay back at home, I was happy and couldn't wait to see them all.


Our taxi came to pick me from work because we don't pick taxi from street, 50% of them are kidnappers and are always looking for blacks to prey on. 

Khalid came at about 7pm, I bade my boss goodbye and entered the taxi, we left for our house in Shargia. It wasn't upto 20mins we left my workplace, a black tinted car blocked us, 3 guys came out and dragged Khalid out, he was slapped and beaten, I kept looking on until I was told to come out, I needed no one to tell me, they were asma boys; Nigerians worst nightmare, they kidnap, kill, steal, rape and sell blacks. The moment I saw there gun, I muttered 'Won ti get me finally'.

28 comments:

  1. 😤😤😢😭😭

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    1. Opens post,sees the topic, slams phone down, closes post,RUNS away from psychological trauma from reading.
      Na pole wey get heart dey read this post. Covers all my female friends, wives daughters IJN! Amennnnn

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  2. Blood of Jesus 😓😓

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  3. Safa first aid solutions 081685950342 January 2019 at 13:25

    I can just imagine the psychological trauma....WHAT!!!!

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  4. Chai..... Lemme get Zobo for Chapter 6. It is well with you poster

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    1. I can't imagine the trauma this lady went through. Some of the stories of these returnees are so terrible. God save us from costly mistakes and life altering errors .

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  5. Best series. Keep bringing it pls

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  6. Hanty iz short naw hanhaaan. Reads like a movie even though it's someone's real life experience.

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  7. Couldn't you have fucking leave to Nigeria? I beginning to get angry at this.

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    1. But would you have 'fucking' housed and fed her if she had come???
      Na una go turn nose enter sky when people like this reach out to you.

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  8. Kia ehh but this one is short oh.

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  9. So Captivating and full of suspense ...
    Which I can read it all at once .

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  10. Chai,its so short......this is wawu!

    Pls,help me with a job, I studied geology from a reputable university. Thank you

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  11. One person went through all of these abi you scared with other people?! Ahhh.God 'll give your soul the Rest it needs. Please try make the next one longer eh...the Lord is your strength

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  12. Chai! Merciful God.
    What an experience/a nightmare. This one is short though.

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  13. It is well with you Nne.

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  14. What a traumatic experience. May the Lord heal you completely.

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  15. Too short today.stella,please increase the dosage.
    Thanks

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  16. lol at the last line. It is obvious that illegal immigrants in Arab often get to one trouble from another. I enjoy the story though.

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  17. Choi nne sorry oooo, u really suffered in that country... Just when I thought you have conquered, now this...

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  18. Hmmmmmm... .It's well dear.😢
    Today's story is too short.

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  19. So sad to read, the Lord is your strength.

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  20. What amaze me most reading ur post is d fact that u are very intelligent judging from ur good writing skill, I am so impressed that an SSCE holder can compose a readable and interesting write up like this... But I wonder why you choose this deadly path... May God show u mercy. Hw I wish I can help.

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  21. Why not just stay in Nigeria and do nanny job, atleast you will have peace. My friend pays her nanny 50k monthly and is also sponsoring her in school. The girl hardly spends her salary. Because she follows them on summer holidays to the U.S. and they give her shopping money and take care of her toiletries and little needs.
    She will graduate soon as have a BSC in Accounting.

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