See me see wahala – Sex worker cries out as Evangelist corners her at workplace with salvation message [video]

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A Nigerian sex worker has cried out after a female evangelist tried to preach to her while she was waiting for customers.

In a trending video seen by Dockaysworld, the prostitute asked the woman to stop bothering her as she was doing her best to hustle.

The evangelist said that God had sent her to the lady and asked her to accept salvation and freedom from sin.

The evangelist continued to preach despite the sex worker’s refusal to accept her message.


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She wrote:

guys make una see me see wahala this woman came to me on the street where I was standing doing my achawo work ooo and she said that God send her to come and talk to me No be small thing o you guys should wait for part
2 the story long

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