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We were promised jobs, not prostitution, rescued Nigerian girls recount ordeal

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Seven Nigerian girls, promised jobs but forced into prostitution, have been rescued from human trafficking networks in West Africa. Learn about their ordea Read More: https://punchng.com/we-were-promised-jobs-not-prostitution-rescued-nigerian-girls-recount-ordeal/

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