This documentary feature contains true confessions of three women and the vicissitudes of life they go through in the hands of men dominion in heart of the Niger Delta in Nigeria.

Different cases were exposed across many villages of Niger riverine areas by filmmaker Ilse Van Lamoen.

And this 58min film chronicles everything, subverting the importance of women to mere tools for sex, rape and abuse of all sorts.
In a society where maternal health and infant mortality rate is are tales of woes, the women are ridicule to nothing by arrogant men.

These women are rejected in the social strata of life, family, school, church and careers.

These daughters of Niger Delta have no hope but live in despair at their liberty.

They are forced into labour with environmental degradation and oil spillage to contend with as their health suffer.

Daughters of the Niger Delta, a 2012 release, have been screened across many International film festivals all over the world and receiving global acclaim by winning several film Academy awards.

Words /Ireho Aito /images /Google