udogwu造句

• The investigator, Ifeoma Ezeonu Udogwu, and her husband, Prosper Udogwu, were charged on Wednesday with keeping Beatrice Okezie, a native of Nigeria who is now 23, in forced servitude in their Bronx home for nine years and beating her.
• In the Bronx house, Ms . Udogwu told her she would be responsible for all household chores, including cooking, cleaning, yard work, laundry, and caring for and feeding the children, and that she would not be paid, officials said.
• Officials at the Administration for Children's Services said Thursday that they were going through old paperwork in warehouses to see if the neglect complaint against Ms . Udogwu was ever forwarded to them and, if so, whether any action was taken on it.
• Ms . Udogwu, who is in her 30s, and her husband, Prosper Udogwu, 48, were charged on Wednesday with keeping Beatrice Okezie, a Nigerian who is now 23, in forced servitude in their Bronx home for nine years and beating her.
• Ms . Udogwu, who is in her 30s, and her husband, Prosper Udogwu, 48, were charged on Wednesday with keeping Beatrice Okezie, a Nigerian who is now 23, in forced servitude in their Bronx home for nine years and beating her.
• Thirteen at the time and working as a baby sitter for Ms . Udogwu's sister in Nigeria, she was told that if she went to the United States she could immediately attend trade school, learn to sew and live a better life, officials say.
• Federal prosecutors said that the woman arrested Wednesday, Ifeoma Udogwu, in her 30s, and her husband, Prosper Udogwu, 48, tricked a 13-year-old girl from Nigeria into coming to the United States in 1989 . The couple told her she would attend trade school, become a seamstress and be able to live a better life, officials said.
• Federal prosecutors said that the woman arrested Wednesday, Ifeoma Udogwu, in her 30s, and her husband, Prosper Udogwu, 48, tricked a 13-year-old girl from Nigeria into coming to the United States in 1989 . The couple told her she would attend trade school, become a seamstress and be able to live a better life, officials said.