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Belgium Official Exposes Harsh Reality For Nigerians Sleeping In The Streets: “JAPA Dream Is Not Realistic”
Belgium Official Exposes Harsh Reality For Nigerians Sleeping In The Streets: “JAPA Dream Is Not Realistic”
A high-ranking Belgian official, Mr. Freddy Roosemont, has revealed that Nigeria has the highest number of prostitutes in Belgium, with many found sleeping in the extreme cold alongside other illegal migrants….READ MORE
In a candid interview with journalists in Abuja, Roosemont addressed the dangers of Nigerian youths embarking on perilous journeys abroad, cautioning against deceptive promises of jobs in Europe.
Warning Against the Illusion of the “JAPA” Dream
Director General of the Office of Foreigners, Belgium, Mr. Roosemont urged the media to play a crucial role in educating Nigerian youths about the harsh realities of seeking a better life in Europe. He emphasized the unrealistic nature of the “JAPA” dream, discouraging potential migrants from falling prey to traffickers. Roosemont stated, “It’s not easy to survive in Europe without a decent job… The dream is fake.”
Belgium’s Struggle with Asylum Seekers
Asylum seekers in Belgium have surged to 150, posing challenges for the government. Roosemont warned that seeking asylum in Belgium is not a viable option, particularly for single men. He highlighted the plight of asylum seekers living on the streets of Brussels, enduring freezing temperatures and struggling without adequate assistance. The official acknowledged the legal obligation to provide assistance but emphasized the overwhelming situation with limited resources.
The Economic Meltdown Reality
Roosemont emphasized the global economic meltdown, dismissing the illusion of a “golden fleece” in Europe. He called for a sober understanding of the economic challenges faced worldwide, urging Nigerians to reconsider the dangerous journey and debunking the false promises of a prosperous life in Europe.
A Plea for Realistic Choices
In the face of the grim situation for migrants in Belgium, Roosemont pleaded with Nigerian youths to make realistic choices and avoid the pitfalls of human trafficking. He underscored the importance of dismantling the deceptive narratives surrounding migration and focusing on addressing the root causes within Nigeria.
As the harsh realities of migration persist, Belgian authorities seek to bring attention to the dangers and hardships faced by Nigerian migrants, urging a shift in perspective and a focus on sustainable solutions within the country.
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