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Nigerian Maid In Arab Country Speaks Out: ‘I Can Only Press Phone When My Madam Is Absent’
Nigerian Maid In Arab Country Speaks Out: ‘I Can Only Press Phone When My Madam Is Absent’
In a shocking revelation, a Nigerian lady identified as Queen Alubarika has shared her challenging experience working as a maid in an Arab country, particularly in Libya, as part of the trending ‘of course’ challenge….READ MORE
Queen Alubarika highlighted the restrictions she faces, even after completing her work, revealing that she can only use her phone when her madam is absent. She emphasized the strict control over her leisure time, expressing the limitations imposed on her personal freedom.
“Of course, I am a maid in an Arab country, I can only press the phone when my madam is absent,” she disclosed. The statement sheds light on the stringent conditions faced by domestic workers in foreign countries, raising concerns about their rights and freedom.
She further touched on the misconceptions her friends might have about her living conditions, emphasizing the stark contrast between assumptions and the reality of her situation. Despite the challenges, Queen Alubarika’s candid revelation serves as a poignant reminder of the struggles faced by many Nigerians working as domestic help abroad.
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