‘Madam Attacked Me With Metal Cos I refused Her Husband Sex’

‘Madam Attacked Me With Metal Cos I refused Her Husband Sex’

A 22-year-old lady has narrated pathetic tale of how her female boss hit her head with a metal because she dared to refuse the madam’s husband sleeping with her.

The lady, Elizabeth Afrakoma, had travelled to Lebanon to seek greener pastures through an arrangement facilitated by a Ghanaian pastor, unknown to her that a far more bitter experience lay in the wait.

Sharing her travails with SVTV Africa anchor, DJ Nyaami, Elizabeth said though she didn’t pay for the travel documents, which some would have considered a magnanimity but this later became a snare for her.

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According to the story as carried in Ghanaweb, the Leebanese family she went to meet, and which bore the cost of the documents, began to manifest their true intentions once she arrived their home.

First, they retrieved the passport from her on arrival and began to use her for jobs beyond the initial contemplation.  

AS she narrated in the interview, aside being made to do all manner of jobs, her boss’s husband also expected Elizabeth to provide sex service.

 “Sometimes my madam would ask me to go clean her friend’s house. I could stay there for a week without any bonus. I can’t complain because I have nowhere to go,” she explained.

”My boss’s husband tried to have sex with me but I refused. I called the agent in Lebanon and they told me I was old enough to deal with it. When I told my madam about it, he beat me up and hit my head with a metal, ” Afrakoma added.

For lack of an alternative, and desperate to make some income, the lady ended up spending almost two years in the servitude.

She told her interviewer that all she has to show for the several months she put in the service, is a  phone they bought for her.

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Not only did her bosses not have respect for the saying that a labourer is worthy of her wages, they also physically and sexually abused her.

Elizabeth’s full story is told in the video below, and it has again brought to the fore the dangers that confront most young ladies who join the bandwagon migrating overseas in search of greener pasture.

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For the full account of her experience, please, the full video of Elizabeth’s interview, courtesy of SVTV Africa follows, the only snag however being that it was conducted in a Ghana dialect.

THE VIDEO HERE: