Since news broke that ritualists now target female underwear as tool for money-making rituals, several young Nigerian ladies have expressed apprehension over growing incidents of female pants theft in their localities. Even celebrities are not left out.

Nollywood actress, Lizzy Gold recently declared that she has stopped wearing pants, adding that it’s her way to combat the growing trend of ritualists who use female pants for money-making rituals.


Refusing to wear pants isn’t the solution- Queeneth Agbor

Not wearing pant isn’t the solution. Unnecessary outing isn’t needed this period. Hooking up with strange guys should be avoided .If you are in a relationship and you don’t know your man’s source of income, leave before you become his next source of income. Basically stay safe, You don’t need to be in a relationship to be okay it’s time for girls to truely fend for themselves and not depend on men





Watch the kind of friends you keep- Yetunde Bakare

The best way to stay safe is to be very careful in relating with strangers especially on social media, don’t visit guys you don’t know. When you wash your pants make sure you dry them inside your bathroom and let your dryer be far from the window

Lastly, watch the kind of friends you keep and where you go to because evil associations corrupt good manners Some girls are so desperate so much that they can steal their friend’s pant and sell it. If you want to dispose your pants, just cut it into shreds and burn it.


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Say no to pantaism

Imagine the nature of our collective national discourse? We all are a reflection of today's Nigeria.

It then follows that with our current vibration as a nation, We are headed for self obliteration.

Stealing panties for money rituals yet our scholars, men of god and politicians keep mute?