70 Trafficked Girls Return to Nigeria After VDM’s ₦20m Donation, Emotional Clip Goes Viral

 



VDM has shared a video showing 70 girls who were repatriated to Nigeria after being trafficked abroad The activist had earlier donated ₦20 million to NATIP in hopes of helping bring back some of the trafficked girls Fans were thrilled by the good news, praising the activist and showering him with prayers. Social media activist Martins Vincent Otse, popularly known as Verydarkman, has shared a video of 70 girls who were repatriated to Nigeria. 

the activist donated ₦20 million to the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP) to support the repatriation of underage girls trafficked abroad. In a video shared by the TikToker, he explained that he had to rush to Lagos state from Abuja after receiving an urgent call. He revealed that the owner of Air Peace, Allen Onyema, had provided a flight to airlift the girls back to Nigeria. 

According to him, Onyema did not charge a fee for the rescue operation and even incurred a financial loss in the process. The activist stated that the businessman lost nearly ₦300 million because the girls did not travel at the initially scheduled time. He further disclosed that Allen Onyema also paid for the medical bills of all the repatriated girls. 

VDM speaks about trafficked girls Speaking about the girls, VDM said he was shocked to discover that two of them were already pregnant. He urged the Nigerian Immigration Service to tighten security at the borders to prevent further trafficking of girls out of the country. Recall that VDM had previously called out Abike Dabiri over the trafficking of underage Nigerian girls abroad. 




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