Speaking on SVTV Africa, the aspiring lawyer indicated that the house was a big one that needed cleaning every morning. Aside from that, they expected her to go and sell a shop.
“I complained about it after staying for two weeks
They told me to pay the transport fee they gave me and I’ll be free to go. Since I did not have the money, I called my sister here and my in-law paid for me,” she narrated.
Glory added that after moving to her sister’s house, she had to move due to a misunderstanding. She’s been on the street since.
“Sometimes I slept by the roadside but I started working as a factory hand and I got enough capital to start my fruit business,” she told host, DJ Nyaami.
Glory further advised the youth to be hard-working and vigilant. She added that they must avoid get-rich-quick-schemes because it is not helpful.
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