Nigerian women in ‘Mali slave camps’

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Officials in Nigeria say that criminal networks are forcing thousands of girls and women there into prostitution in another West African country, Mali. And Nigeria accuses the government in Mali of failing to act against the traffickers. The Nigerians say that they gave Mali detailed intelligence about the problem earlier this year and that Mali promised to free the women and return them home to Nigeria. But, the Nigerians say, nothing has happened. The BBC’s Martin Vogl is in Bamako, the capital of Mali. Download MP3


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  • clinton samuel

    i was very on happy to day when i got the news over the nigerian women in mali,please i don,t much to say over this mater only to put my action to make sure that are send back to nigeria, i want any body in charge on bring young girls shulld contact my organization amazing grace located in monrovia libria, we believe we no what to bring this girls back to nigeria is part of our organization mission please contact.