In recent weeks, social media platforms have been inundated with a surge in reports concerning alleged cases of manhood theft. While many of these accounts remain unverified, they have sparked significant concern, particularly in a country like Nigeria, where beliefs in spiritual forces run deep.

This phenomenon initially surfaced in Cross River State before spreading to Kogi State. The connection between these two regions remains elusive. Opinions on the authenticity of these claims vary, with some asserting the reality of manhood theft while others dismiss it as unfounded. Notably, one incident involved a young man who accused an invigilator of stealing his manhood after taking his Post UTME exam at Kogi State Polytechnic Lokoja. This accusation ultimately led to the arrest of the prospective student, though the motive behind his actions remains undisclosed.

Recently, a disturbing incident came to light through an account shared by my brother. Last week, as he was returning from work, he encountered a commotion along his route. Initially, he chose to 'mind his business' and continued on his way. However, he soon recognized a familiar voice in distress—his office superior was under attack from an angry mob. The accusations against him were centered on the alleged theft of someone's manhood. The accuser, a stranger to the victim, had raised an alarm that prompted bystanders to physically assault the accused without allowing him an opportunity to explain himself. It fell upon my brother to intervene, as his boss had already suffered severe beatings and sustained various degree of injuries, with onlookers capturing footage of the carnage.

Both individuals involved were subsequently taken into police custody, where a test was conducted to determine the veracity of the manhood theft claim. To the astonishment of the onlookers, the examination confirmed that the manhood remained intact and fully functional. Consequently, the falsely accused individual filed a case against his accuser for intentionally and wrongly implicating him, which resulted in severe injuries.

Upon further investigation, it came to light that the accuser had leveled these allegations due to a romantic rivalry between him and the victim, as they were both vying for the affection of the same woman and was therefore a wrong accusation motivated by rivalry, jealousy, and a deliberate attempt to harm a romantic competitor. This incident among others has revealed the complexity of the stories surrounding manhood theft. This support the assertion that the tale of manhood theft is often one where the actual victim is the one being accussed.

Attached is the WhatsApp converstation

This does not in any way mean that there is nothing like manhood theft.
Maybe that guy lied against his boss,but this things happens for real.
Only that,before we rail accusations,we need more confirmations.

At the end of the day, most of the stories relating to such are no different from faith in religion; unfounded.

Chaii...

misreal:
This does not in any way mean that there is nothing like manhood theft.
Maybe that guy lied against his boss,but this things happens for real.
Only that,before we rail accusations,we need more confirmations.

Yea, we just need to be investigating claims. Part of my last paragraph reads "This incident among others has revealed the complexity of the stories surrounding manhood theft."

nlfpmod

Enskynelson:

Yea, we just need to be investigating claims. Part of my last paragraph reads "This incident among others has revealed the complexity of the stories surrounding manhood theft."

yeah..
Threads like this should be on front page.
MODs
nlfpmods

finallybusy:
At the end of the day, most of the stories relating to such are no different from faith in religion; unfounded.

not all.
A friend of mind whose kini was stolen had it returned back to him after the aboki must have received enough beatings and dragged to the police station.

misreal:
not all.
A friend of mind whose kini was stolen had it returned back to him after the aboki must have received enough beatings and dragged to the police station.

As long as you didn't see the flat surface left after the deed, your story is unfounded.

misreal:
This does not in any way mean that there is nothing like manhood theft.
Maybe that guy lied against his boss,but this things happens for real.
Only that,before we rail accusations,we need more confirmations.

There's nothing like manhood theft, broh. If that were to be possible, I think a human head is more valuable than a blokos. Breast and toto are valuable than prick. So tell me why someone with such spiritual power will choose to steal a gbola instead of these other more important part of the body.

ERCROSS:


There's nothing like manhood theft, broh. If that were to be possible, I think a human head is more valuable than a blokos. Breast and toto are valuable than prick. So tell me why someone with such spiritual power will choose to steal a gbola instead of these other more important part of the body.

Say that to a man who has seen it happen.
I won't argue with you.
May your gbola not be next

misreal:

Say that to a man who has seen it happen.
I won't argue with you.
May your gbola not be next

Don't mind him. Here is a guy being forced to perform rituals to return 4 manhood he 'stole'.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rN5KvrVaXTg?si=2J1FC2bqo970UK6l