10 Celebrities Who Have Voiced Their Opinion On The Slave Trade Going On In Libya

Following a report done by CNN which uncovered a market in Libya where Nigerians and other Africans are auctioned off as slaves; kept in dehumanizing conditions, sexually abused, and even killed for their organs, Chris Brown and other celebrities have lent their voices. 


Libya has recently been criticized following claims of slave trade and human trafficking of immigrants going on in the country.

 Here are Celebrities who have voiced their opinion against the act in Libya

1. 2Face Idibia

 Music legend, 2Fface Idibia has lamented the slave trade currently going on in Libya. The music icon, on Tuesday, called on African leaders to take immediate action against those suffering in Libya.

 2. Georgina Onuoha 

Full Video on my Facebook at Georgina Chigozie Onuoha or At Georgina Onuoha Igwegbe Watch , Share and tag all your celebrity icons until they begin to speak up and demand actions. Wake Up Nigeria 🇳🇬 Bring Back our Youths From Libya 🇱🇾 Enough is Enough There is a special place in hell for all who see injustice been done or melted out on their fellow humans and remain silent about it. Let posterity judge all us. https://www.facebook.com/georgina.igwegbe/posts/10214205495312598 Modern day slavery in Libya Nigerian government remains mute No outrage in the land Majority of these young men being sold in Libya are Nigerians fleeing hunger and abject poverty. A cry for help Nigerian government Do Something Bring back our youths being sold into slavery in Libya 🇱🇾 Shame on us all if we continue this Code of silence 💔💔😭😭 Time to start an Online Petition demanding actions from our federal government. #Bringbackouryouthsbeingsoldintoslavery. #Bringbackouryouthsfromlibya
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Actress, Georgina Onuoha, who was bittered about the occurrence in Libya, cried on Facebook as she expressed her disappointment in fellow Nollywood colleagues who have not used their platforms to condemn the terrible act since it concerns Nigerians.


Chris Brown also took to Instagram to lend his voice against the despicable act going on in Libya

 4.  T.I

T.I also shared on his Instagram,  pictures and videos of Nigerians ill treated and no one is actually talking about this.

 5. Cardi B 

 

Cardi B in an over 2-minute video outburst on the situation in Libya, called out the United Nations for turning a blind eye to the dehumanizing slave trade in the North African country.

 6. Toke Makinwa
This is so SAD 😞 how did we get here? We need to erase the notion that the grass is greener on the other side, I spent some time three weeks ago trying to convince a young man to stay back in Nigeria, he was about to get involved in “Visa” runs, (pay someone money for travel document) to leave this country cos according to him, everything spoil for here and “life is better over there so let me just leave this country”. We need to do more, share more, talk more on the issue of leaving to find what isn’t there. Life is equally as tough on the other side if not tougher, that is the reality, people are running away from home daily and some of them we haven’t heard from are being sold. Things are tough but these guys are promised a better life and then later sold to slavery. They are beaten, starved, etc. This must stop 🛑 #alllivesmatter #blacklivesmatter stopslaveryinlibya
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7. Davido


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8. Omotola Jalade

Sensitive post:- hmm... * I hate that the black skin is the symbol of oppression and suffering * I hate that in 2017 the Black Man still talks about oppression * I hate that people can still Oppress a race described by legend as the strongest Humans on Earth! *I hate to accept that Unfortunately, my race has not accepted their parts in oppressing their kind *I hate to see those pictures of how we brutalize even thieves and tie them like goats...a picture that shows our kind in a most debazing form... *I hate to see that now lighter skinned Africans think Black skin is inferior to them and can be sold into slavery *I hate to think somehow our own nations have enabled this! * I hate that our selfishness and love for Money and only our pockets have plunged us as a people continually in this ridicule and suffering *I hate that the Black skin and People are not truly Respected * I hate that the myth is wrong and maybe Black people are not so strong, intelligent or capable of taking care of themselves after all... * I hate that any people can do this to my people. #Libya #humantrafficking #blackrace #2017 #humanrights #corruption #shame #slavery #Sad #whoaretheslavebuyers
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9. Flavour

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10. Mercy Aigbe

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