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Help! I’ve suffered enough assault in Egypt — 20-year-old Nigerian lady

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Twenty-year-old Delta State indigene, Emmanuella Omah, tells BIODUN BUSARI about how she left Nigeria to work as a house help in Egypt, only to find herself suffering physical assault, verbal abuse and emotional trauma from her employers. What made you travel to Egypt? I wanted to go and work to help my parents and four Read More: https://punchng.com/help-ive-suffered-enough-assault-in-egypt-20-year-old-nigerian-lady/

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