BREAKING: They Will Tell You They Are Going To Get You A Job, By The Time You Get There Is Prostitution — Iginla

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Joshua Iginla has cautioned Nigerians against rushing abroad without proper plans, warning that desperation and illegal migration routes are exposing many young people to hardship, crime and human trafficking.

Speaking during a sermon shared online, Iginla said many Nigerians sell their properties and travel on visiting visas with unrealistic expectations of finding instant success overseas. According to him, some migrants end up stranded after their visas expire, leaving them vulnerable to exploitation and illegal activities.

“They will tell you they are going to get you a job, by the time you get there is prostitution,” Iginla said while warning young women against falling for fake travel promises linked to sex trafficking networks.

The cleric explained that traffickers often lure victims with promises of free flights, visas and lucrative jobs abroad, only to seize their passports and force them into prostitution upon arrival. He urged Nigerian youths to exercise caution and avoid trusting every opportunity presented to them online or through agents.

Iginla also argued that many Nigerians underestimate the economic realities abroad, noting that the cost of living in several Western countries is extremely high. He advised young people to consider investing in businesses and opportunities in Nigeria instead of spending huge sums pursuing uncertain relocation plans.

While clarifying that he was not against travelling abroad, the preacher stressed that migration should be properly planned and legal. He further urged Nigerians living overseas illegally to reconsider returning home rather than risking involvement in criminal activities to survive.

The preacher maintained that although Nigeria faces challenges, citizens must work collectively to improve the country instead of believing that life abroad automatically guarantees success.