NIGERIANS CRY OUT OVER 65YRS OLD FEMALE DEPORTEE…. As Tenant Sells Off Her Home, Connives To Have Her Detained.

Inset, Florence Lying On The roadside

"She spent 25 years in UK struggling just imagine this kind of wickedness I said to her ma'am, all i can do for you is to take your case to social media we might find someone who is willing to help she said is alright & I asked for her permission to snap her she said is alright''.

A United Kingdom deportee back to her home country, Nigeria, has reportedly fallen victim to a criminal that has made her become homeless and a destitute.

The deportee, Florence Owanogo, aged sixty-five years, had returned to Nigeria from the UK after being deported only realized that she no longer had any home following the sale of her property situated in Lagos by the person she reportedly left in the property as her tenant.

Sadly, following her deportation by the UK government after spending 25yrs overseas, Florence Owanogo discovered that her tenant has sold her house located at 23, M Close, 5th Avenue, FESTAC town in Lagos.

The distraught woman reported the case to the police but was however, detained for 3 months as the said tenant, with yet to be identified persons reportedly connived against her.

Following her release from detention, 5th Avenue by 51-road junction in Festac, Lagos has become the resting place of the 65-year-old Florence Owanogo since she became homeless.

A Twitter user @Diixixme who shared the woman's predicament on social media said he had before now thought Florence was mentally unstable but somehow summoned up courage to interact with her on the night of Wednesday, February 9.

It was then she opened up to him. According to him, the 65-year-old woman said she had reported the issue to the police but was allegedly, detained for 3 months after the case was compromised.

Perhaps resigning to fate, she began sleeping by the roadside.

The embittered narrator frowned at the wickedness meted to the woman and called on well-meaning folks to fight for Florence.

"She spent 25 years in UK struggling just imagine this kind of wickedness I said to her ma'am, all i can do for you is to take your case to social media we might find someone who is willing to help she said is alright & I asked for her permission to snap her she said is alright,'' he wrote.