A Ghanaian woman named Juliet is seeking help from the public to escape her current situation.

Juliet, originally from Tanoso in the Ashanti Region, explained that she was promised a job as a hotel cleaner in Iraq by an agent.

However, upon arrival, she was forced to work as a domestic cleaner in private homes, despite her strong objections.

When she requested to return to Ghana, she was informed that she needed to pay $3,000 plus the cost of her plane ticket.

Unable to afford this amount, Juliet remains stranded in Baghdad, Iraq.

In a video she shared online, she described how she has been mistreated by her employers due to her inability to fulfill the duties of a domestic cleaner.

“… When I was coming to Baghdad in Iraq, the agent told me I was coming to work as a cleaner in a hotel. I accepted because I knew I could work as a hotel cleaner. I subsequently informed him that I did not want to work as a domestic cleaner and he assured me.

“When I got to Iraq, I was told there is no hotel cleaning job but a domestic cleaning job. I then told them to send me back and they told me to pay $3,000 along with the cost of my ticket.

“I told them I had no money. I was taken to a house where I was maltreated so I ran to the office to complain. My employers angrily stormed the office to ask why I had left.

I can no longer do the job and I even struggle to wake up from bed most times as I keep having sleepless nights,” she narrated.

Juliet, who was crying while recording the video, called on Ghanaians to come to her rescue, saying “I really need help to leave this place because I am suffering.”