Pelumi claims that the Customs Control officers at the border with Sierra Leone criticised her for using a right-hand drive vehicle.
She continued by saying that they even asked for money from her because they didn’t think she was on a road trip from London to Lagos.

“️THEY SAID ‘ACCESS DENIED’! so close to the finish line and I am facing a tide of challenges that feels relentless. Each border crossing, a battle against multiple red tapes, this time Sierre Leone they don’t want to let my ‘right-hand’ drive car to come into their country! The road is long, and at times, it feels like for every step forward, I’m pushed three steps back,” she explained.

Pelumi, who had just arrived in Africa, thanked internet users for their overwhelming support and urged more people to support her cause.

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user5279904385215 said:

“Pelumi pls be strong you are always there. remember the finishing part is the most difficult part.God protect you.”

NIRE THRIFT CITY | EKITI/LAGOS said:

“Pelumi we are rotten for you … this is meant to be but you have come too far uhn … please hang on… God in involved and He doesn’t fail.”

tailorgirlie said:

“They’ll let you in… keep your head up, you’ve come too far to give up, you’re gonna make it, this too shall pass and become one of the many memories.”

Ka3na B said:

“The Lord is your strengthso sorry this is happening to you in my country.”

Mrs B said:

“Notice you didn’t have these problems in North Africa but are now having these issues in West Africa. We are our own worst enemies.”

Bambi said:

“This is really sad oo buh nobody send you this thing oo.”

Tall glass of wine said:

“Pov: you’re seeing this after seeing this video of that girl saying she hasn’t come across the lady travelling from London to Lagos by road.”

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