speaking with bimax magazine, the mid-level federal civil servant says: “I saw a note from my house help, Oluchi (Muoghalu), saying that she had left.
Her (mobile phone) number was not going, I called her parents (in
Anambara State) and they said they did not see her. I was rushing to
keep an appointment with
my date, so I gave her N30,000 to pay into the bank for me. When I came back, Oluchi had disappeared with her bags and my money.”
“Not only that; she left with my DVD (player), my manicure kit, and even had the audacity to take some of my underwear,” she added.
Ms Ugwumba’s four days of an extensive manhunt eventually unearthed Ms Muoghalu in the far away Delta State. She had aborted a pregnancy, unknown to her employee, and eloped with a boyfriend to Asaba. She had also, to Ms Ugwumba’s chagrin, borrowed N10,000 from a neighbour on her employer’s behalf.
Ms Ugwumba’s plight represents what a growing number of Lagos
residents pass through at the hands of domestic servants. The rapidly
growing number of working women and the demands of living in an over
populated mega city like Lagos have necessitated the need for hired help
to take care of homes and children, in some cases.
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my date, so I gave her N30,000 to pay into the bank for me. When I came back, Oluchi had disappeared with her bags and my money.”
“Not only that; she left with my DVD (player), my manicure kit, and even had the audacity to take some of my underwear,” she added.
Ms Ugwumba’s four days of an extensive manhunt eventually unearthed Ms Muoghalu in the far away Delta State. She had aborted a pregnancy, unknown to her employee, and eloped with a boyfriend to Asaba. She had also, to Ms Ugwumba’s chagrin, borrowed N10,000 from a neighbour on her employer’s behalf.
File Photo of Househelps suspected of crimes
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