It is known as one of the oldest profession in the world. Some countries like belgium and guatamala has recognised it in thier laws. But then, is there any law that condones or prohibits prostitution in Nigeria ?

No,its a hobby in naija,u animal!

topic.

i don't know if it is a crime in the Nigerian constitution, but not too long ago they were evacuated from the streets of Abuja by the FCT minister.

Well its a job
atleast dey dont v 2 kill or steal

Dyt:

Well its a job
atleast dey dont v 2 kill or steal

is that a yardstick for rating a job? but there's a point there.

its neither illegal/legal

No approximation!

I don't fink there's a law against it in naija,though the police harrases them at times.poster this one wey u dey ask ope say errm eh eh hmm you come dey owerri again ermm eh eh,i no talk anythng o.

Section 2 subsection 3 paragraph 1 quotes:   right to Bleep and to be  bleeped.

hmn hmn

Well then, if it is not categorically outlawed, why the frequent police harrasment ? Why are the lawmakers not saying/doing anything about it ? Infact why is everybody being hypocritical about it ? WWWHHHYYY.

Cos dere is no law ere in our country
d rich rules n d poor dies tryin

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