Nigerian lady exposes friend who allegedly took her to Dubai to be a call girl (photos, videos)

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A lady has taken to Facebook to make staggering accusations about her friend who allegedly took her to Dubai just so she could become a prostitute. 
According to the lady whose name on the social media site is Lovelyn Bianca, her close friend was one that young ladies should stay away from. 
According to Lovelyn, her friend who is a call girl in Dubai also takes other girls from Nigeria to join her in trading their bodies. The lady who was reporting the matter revealed that she was one of the ladies who have been inducted into the business of prostitution in the foreign country.
As if that is not enough, Lovelyn also disclosed that the said lady made sure the ladies swore an oath before they left for Dubai. The oath was meant to prevent the call girls from revealing her profession. But even more, it was to ensure they paid the price which she charged for helping them work their way abroad. The fixed price in this regard is N3m. Lovelyn did not hide the identity of this supposed prostitution peddler. Neither did she keep her face a secret. 
 In a Facebook post, Lovelyn revealed the identity of the lady whose name she said was Precious Chinwe Orji. Apart from the photos posted by the lady, she also did videos containing vital messages to all and sundry. See post below :
"This is warning girls in okigwe and uturu and every part of Nigeria . be aware of this girl called precious chinwe orji from uturu onuaku. She is doing prostitution in Dubai and taking girls to natn the gods to pay her 3. Million naira. if not the person will die."ive doctor to swear an oath that no one will know what she is doing prostitution in dubai and promised the gods to pay her 3. Million naira. if not the person will die."



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