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Re: The Multi-billion Naira Sex Industry In Lagos And Its Invisible Players by Nobody: 9:35pm On Sep 24, 2020
franchasng:
Great, influential and well to do men of power and might like Donald Trump, Silvio Berlusconi, Vladimir Put in, Nicholas Sarkozy, Tiger Woods, LeBron J, Jay Z, Manny Pachio, Bill Clinton, MKO Abiola, etc, etc all paid for sex, so who be you


Even David the King of Israel saw a beautiful woman that wowed him and he went as far as sending the husband to warfront to be killed so he can have access to her honeypot, who you be cheesy cheesy


I like women oh, abeg you get any pinopino chick with pinopino body, connect your brother asap, I go reward you wella grin grin

You're right old wrinkled men paying for young prostitutes, sounds like a match made in heaven.


Are you an old wrinkled man ? angry

You still don't get the point.

Read it again.

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Re: The Multi-billion Naira Sex Industry In Lagos And Its Invisible Players by franchasng: 9:36pm On Sep 24, 2020
Nigsrdumb:


You're right old wrinkled men paying for young prostitutes, sounds like a match made in heaven.


Are you an old wrinkled man ? angry

You still don't get the point.

Read it again.
you no like fine pinopino body chicks, talk true grin
Re: The Multi-billion Naira Sex Industry In Lagos And Its Invisible Players by Nobody: 9:37pm On Sep 24, 2020
pocohantas:


MANY of them have made advances at me, na normal package for Lagos(Island).

It doesn’t matter if you are judging me, because the average Nigerian man struggles with REALISM. He would rather you act clueless on issues and that is how some end up with undercover oloshos. The best pretender wins.

I hate having certain discussions with some Nigerian men- they just sit with wig and gavel, ready to judge. Very annoying elements. undecided



weytin dey werk these gurl, FIY every gurl get advances from dicksons, even karimo the orange seller will get advances from same men as long as she is putting on a cloth as good as 5k above n chill in those places tew. recently i use me sis on my watapp dp naa me know d advances wey i don get grin grin upon say my name indicate male
There are some details if shared you know it coming from experience, certainly not a guess or hearsay. no one is judging just be real wink

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Re: The Multi-billion Naira Sex Industry In Lagos And Its Invisible Players by Nobody: 9:37pm On Sep 24, 2020
franchasng:
you no like fine pinopino body chicks, talk true grin

Well you don't have to pay for it. Do you get it now. grin
Re: The Multi-billion Naira Sex Industry In Lagos And Its Invisible Players by franchasng: 9:41pm On Sep 24, 2020
Nigsrdumb:


Well you don't have to pay for it. Do you get it now. grin
you must pay brother, unless u are still single and using I go marry you format to dick chicks for free cheesy


You no go take her out to Domino, buy pizza, buy cold stone, abi she no go come visit you, who go buy the ticket, abi you no go lodge her abi u wan do her for market square when everyone don go home ni shocked

Abi you follow for those bad guys that do inside abandoned Danfo buses for Lagos ghettos cheesy cheesy


Brother, all men pay for sex directly or indirectly, even superstars pay for sex when they travel out of their domain, unless u want to chain your dickson grin grin





Note oh; I no de do road side penny penny runs babes, I don't do such bullshyyyt.....but I am here to tell u that all men pay for sex directly or indirectly, even with their wives and so called girlfriends....you must pay some bills to make her open her Kuviku land cheesy grin

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Re: The Multi-billion Naira Sex Industry In Lagos And Its Invisible Players by Nobody: 9:47pm On Sep 24, 2020
franchasng:
you must pay brother, unless u are still single and using I go marry you format to dick chicks for free cheesy


You no go take her out to Domino, buy pizza, buy cold stone, abi she no go come visit you, who go buy the ticket, abi you no go lodge her abi u wan do her for market square when everyone don go home ni shocked

Abi you follow for those bad guys that do inside abandoned Danfo buses for Lagos ghettos cheesy cheesy


Brother, all men pay for sex directly or indirectly, even superstars pay for sex when they travel out of their domain, unless u want to chain your dickson grin grin


My bro , you're overly enthusiastic about sex.

There's more to life. Taking a girl out on a date is different from paying her for sex.

If you enjoy what you're doing na ur own issue be that, but understand the nuances. Simple

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Re: The Multi-billion Naira Sex Industry In Lagos And Its Invisible Players by focus7: 9:48pm On Sep 24, 2020
This article is revealing
Re: The Multi-billion Naira Sex Industry In Lagos And Its Invisible Players by calculator123(m): 9:49pm On Sep 24, 2020
BLUELemon:
this is the most beautiful piece I have read this year. It's sweet to the eyes with good punctuation and free flowing touch

The writer is a PhD student at UI, so no surprises.
Re: The Multi-billion Naira Sex Industry In Lagos And Its Invisible Players by franchasng: 9:50pm On Sep 24, 2020
Nigsrdumb:



My bro , you're overly enthusiastic about sex.

There's more to life. Taking a girl out on a date is different from paying her for sex.

If you enjoy what you're doing na ur own issue be that, but understand the nuances. Simple
don't worry, financial success will bring you to reality of life as a man.


Wealth without pretty ladies to cool off with is as good as useless angry


I was once like you....it's normal, I understand now
Re: The Multi-billion Naira Sex Industry In Lagos And Its Invisible Players by Nobody: 9:52pm On Sep 24, 2020
franchasng:
don't worry, financial success will bring you to reality of life as a man.


Wealth without pretty ladies to cool off with is as good as useless angry


I was once like you....it's normal, I understand now

Lol , when you get to a stage in life sex is the least of your worries.

Nice chatting . Safety first

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Re: The Multi-billion Naira Sex Industry In Lagos And Its Invisible Players by Nobody: 9:52pm On Sep 24, 2020
sweetrace:
Prostitutes can not survive without patrons. I honestly don’t understand why prostitutes are castigated while their patrons are seen as scratching an itch. To stop any vice anywhere in the world, is to takeaway its patronage. Men should stop patronizing prostitutes and they will go out of business.
Yes, when trying to stop the vice of illicit drug, you go after the consumers (patronage) or the traffickers?

You ladies never take responsibility.

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Re: The Multi-billion Naira Sex Industry In Lagos And Its Invisible Players by BreconHills(m): 10:16pm On Sep 24, 2020
foolbuster:


This is shallow thinking.
Sucessive failed Nigerian governments is the cause of Nigeria's economic hardship. To cope the people turn to social vices including yahoo yahoo and prostitution.

And all over the world, the countries that have economic hardship also have huge sex industries including exports? By this token Holland and the United States are economically distressed.

The sex industry does not thrive anywhere where the returns are sub optimal. Your argument allocating full responsibility to the government is self contradictory.
Re: The Multi-billion Naira Sex Industry In Lagos And Its Invisible Players by yYot: 10:25pm On Sep 24, 2020
franchasng:
Don't listen to that guy, if you will marry, you will still marry at the set time....for now have fun wisely and live your youthful life because you can never go back to your youth again.


Sometimes I get angry at my 20s age when I was busy formorning holy boy while my mates were catching fun and still ended up successful and happy today.....do you know how many sweet chicks I missed back then out of my mumu holy boy life that didn't put a dime in my pocket


If you will marry you will marry. In fact the girls you all see as bad marry best men cos they know how to look sweet, how to listen to men, how to entertain every hello hi from men, while the supposed good girls go about forming def and dumb for men that approach them and hoping their so called Mr perfect husband will just fall from heaven and propose marriage to them.


At the end, it is one of your boyfriends, one of the guys you have been fvcking loyally that will marry you, don't listen to guys talking nonsense, when they want to marry they have no option than to marry our ladies.


Abroad women this that, white women this that, is it not white women that mentored our ladies into whatever they are doing. White ladies that fvck like fowl even for road, na today.



If you find a guy you admire allow him do, it won't stop your husband from coming. [b]We attach too much nonsense to issues like this, sex, romance, flings, etc are all part of life nobody can stop them.
[/b]

The only thing is, fvck wisely, protect yourself and try and apply your common sense, don't be too greedy and don't be too free, but always stay open to dates and hellos if you want to find a great man of value wink
You are absolutely right! We attach much importance to those things you mentioned and I have highlighted because that seem to be the only thing that is magic and work in Nigeria. We have neglected every other civilised activities and exchange our resources, energy and passion for religion, while we do everyday everything we preach against in Sunday. Life goes on!
Re: The Multi-billion Naira Sex Industry In Lagos And Its Invisible Players by yYot: 10:34pm On Sep 24, 2020
solasoulmusic:


Well said it’s not every guy that we can sample o but Your holy youth prepped you for a disciplined lifestyle today
Really! People that are not 'holy'are discipline and they do well too!
Re: The Multi-billion Naira Sex Industry In Lagos And Its Invisible Players by Nobody: 10:41pm On Sep 24, 2020
franchasng:
big protruding bombom+sizeable standing boobs (not big, not flat)+flat tummy is a pinopino something shocked shocked












Does sign of the cross, ojigbijigbi cry

Lol at sign of the cross ....Thanks we women love flat flexible guys and flat tummy too but we settle for what we get
Re: The Multi-billion Naira Sex Industry In Lagos And Its Invisible Players by franchasng: 10:43pm On Sep 24, 2020
solasoulmusic:


Lol at sign of the cross ....Thanks
you sure need a private lesson lol
Re: The Multi-billion Naira Sex Industry In Lagos And Its Invisible Players by Nobody: 10:54pm On Sep 24, 2020
franchasng:
you sure need a private lesson lol
Thanks lol I have the best tutor in town grin

At 23 I was pinopino lol but nourishment don change my story plus I stopped smoking ganja so I gained weight

Still Love my new non surgical hips tho people stare
Re: The Multi-billion Naira Sex Industry In Lagos And Its Invisible Players by franchasng: 10:57pm On Sep 24, 2020
solasoulmusic:
Thanks lol I have the best tutor in town grin

At 23 I was pinopino lol but nourishment don change my story plus I stopped smoking ganja so I gained weight

Still Love my new non surgical hips tho people stare

ah, you de smoke ganja shocked



Church agbasaa cheesy cheesy
Re: The Multi-billion Naira Sex Industry In Lagos And Its Invisible Players by foolbuster: 11:27pm On Sep 24, 2020
BreconHills:


And all over the world, the countries that have economic hardship also have huge sex industries including exports? By this token Holland and the United States are economically distressed.

The sex industry does not thrive anywhere where the returns are sub optimal. Your argument allocating full responsibility to the government is self contradictory.

Don't put words in my mouth. Although economic hardship which is caused by corrupt and ineffective government is the main reason behind the steady rise of commercial sex in Nigeria, saying the government bears full responsibility makes it seem as if everyone that turns to prostitution is because of the government, which is impossible because even if Nigeria was paradise on earth there would still be prostitutes.

Secondly stop misrepresenting my point. Even an idiot knows that people turn to all manner of vices when hardship hits, the first thing females do is offer sex for money. Nigeria has been witnessing a steady rise of our young women engaging in commercial sex simply due to the economic hardship prevalent in the country. You can bring up holland and the us comparison all you want, it still does not change this fact.
Re: The Multi-billion Naira Sex Industry In Lagos And Its Invisible Players by Nobody: 11:34pm On Sep 24, 2020
franchasng:
ah, you de smoke ganja shocked



Church agbasaa cheesy cheesy

Before yes
Re: The Multi-billion Naira Sex Industry In Lagos And Its Invisible Players by Mirror97: 11:50pm On Sep 24, 2020
bukatyne:


1. This is the senior level, the premium ones and I was adding the yahoo yahoo Boys.

2. The Bolanle is outside the scope of this discussion na, they are not engaging her for transactional sex as they would Lucia. It is under the guise of 'relationship' and 'marriage' especially when they are tired of 'fvcking' around and what a family or want a family while still actively on the field. Some of them in my office talk about how they snatched 'girls' from chewing gum boyfriends in school and NYSC and used money to 'scatter' her life. Some of them married Bolanles and still maintain their Lucia. Some still bring their Lucias to mutual parties and events. Clean brown skinned chics like they are made of glass and tape rule for symmetry.

3. Yep, the youth that feminity (real and fake brings). Unfortunately, it is something most of them seek as they grow richer and naturally older. The woman they need vs the woman they want dynamic. The queen (efficient, effective, resourceful manager) vs the princess (sweet, fresh, Ego massaging, beauty queen).

4. Back to first point. Except they are extremely objective to know when their (selling point) looks fade and the men want younger play things, they can't invest. Jumping from Dubai to France does not make you think investments, you think faaji cheesy

5. Sex outside marriage is sin so gvcking boyfriend and papitos take you same place if you don't repent. There is however an extra level of degradation transacting sex for money. That is the simple definition of a prostitute. It is also assumed that a prostitute has higher body counts aka diseases, mingling of spirits, wear and tear of the body etc. With the way people change sexual partners today, that might not be the case. And we have Lucias kept by one patron today. Someone told me the story of a lady that was a Lucia to a patron for 11 years and stopped upon marriage. Some girls have had 11 boyfriends within that time frame. Some men who claim to be in love and sleep with only their girlfriends have 'dated', 22 girls in that period.

6. That Regina? I thought her mother was streetwise.

7. A man who can conquer his ego is on the way. Rich men have no problem spending money on women, they just want their women (wife, Lucia, Bolanle and daughters) to be feminine. Poor men and rich men have different problems. This is the natural man's behavior which is changed by religion, training, morals or culture.

I must confess your approach to life situations are very realistic .
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Re: The Multi-billion Naira Sex Industry In Lagos And Its Invisible Players by Sixfeetbelle: 12:38am On Sep 25, 2020
kokaneprodigy:

Yes, when trying to stop the vice of illicit drug, you go after the consumers (patronage) or the traffickers?

You ladies never take responsibility.

What are you even saying? To stop a bad vice, you go after its source. Cut off supply (patrons) and the vice dies a natural death.

Or have you seen any agency trying to stop illegal drugs going after the consumers?
Re: The Multi-billion Naira Sex Industry In Lagos And Its Invisible Players by funlo2013: 1:47am On Sep 25, 2020
Repent and be converted!!! JESUS LOVES YOU!

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Re: The Multi-billion Naira Sex Industry In Lagos And Its Invisible Players by Charleys: 2:07am On Sep 25, 2020
vicben27:
that Pamela story! way dey dey the back. na were boys start to dey learn bad things, l was a regular reader even in my primary school days.

Toni Jan grin
Re: The Multi-billion Naira Sex Industry In Lagos And Its Invisible Players by Sorsilo4life(m): 2:27am On Sep 25, 2020
Charleys:
Who remembers hintz magazine of those days?
U read d thing sha
Re: The Multi-billion Naira Sex Industry In Lagos And Its Invisible Players by Nobody: 3:27am On Sep 25, 2020
Sixfeetbelle:


What are you even saying? To stop a bad vice, you go after its source. Cut off supply (patrons) and the vice dies a natural death.

Or have you seen any agency trying to stop illegal drugs going after the consumers?
Go and read the post I quoted and understand my angle. She was blaming men (customers/patrons) While absolving women (suppliers) reason I gave that sarcastic analogy.

Note: Patrons are customers and not suppliers.
Re: The Multi-billion Naira Sex Industry In Lagos And Its Invisible Players by nyiamfrank: 4:33am On Sep 25, 2020
Na me talk am!

Re: The Multi-billion Naira Sex Industry In Lagos And Its Invisible Players by Cisco2010(m): 7:06am On Sep 25, 2020
solasoulmusic:
Thanks lol I have the best tutor in town grin

At 23 I was pinopino lol but nourishment don change my story plus I stopped smoking ganja so I gained weight

Still Love my new non surgical hips tho people stare

I just started listening to your songs, you are good❤️�

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Re: The Multi-billion Naira Sex Industry In Lagos And Its Invisible Players by zexy2030(m): 7:25am On Sep 25, 2020
pocohantas:


My dear, my work/home route was typically Lekki-Ikoyi-VI. I work a 9-5 that makes me see these men closely. I have the starter pack; height, averagely fair with bumbum. If I wanted one, I would have gotten him since and I won’t be here having alfa males quote me. I will be on IG posting fresh pictures with motivational captions.

Peace of mind is very important to me. Very very important...



Lol. Leave those ones lamenting of “no wife and husband”. A good number of them are their own enemies. For numerous reasons I rather not go into.
kpoko where haf u bn? I came to ur office to check on u, I was told u went for a leisure trip with one alhajigrin
Re: The Multi-billion Naira Sex Industry In Lagos And Its Invisible Players by Testboo: 7:27am On Sep 25, 2020
Re: The Multi-billion Naira Sex Industry In Lagos And Its Invisible Players by zexy2030(m): 7:29am On Sep 25, 2020
uche87:
Akudo earns a salary of less than N85,000 in a month at a struggling company in Lagos. The sole proprietor of the medium-scale enterprise had considered closing down the firm times without number due to its slow pace of growth. For years, he has refused to increase the salary of the busty young lady with light skin and alluring curves which she never fails to show off in tight clothes. She also has no chance of being promoted in any way. The 24-year-old doesn't care about her career. Her job as a front desk officer is just a front for another 'business' which brings the cash. She runs a company within her company and that firm is between her legs. Most of her 'customers' are married men and young internet fraudsters popularly called 'Yahoo Boys'.

She has an active account on Instagram and this is like her own link to the world. It's difficult to understand what she is up to. You need to look closely. Akudo uploads pictures like every normal girl. She makes sure a large chunk of her cleavage is showing, her hips are also exposed out of her short dresses and she poses in a way that her backside is also captured. The pictures are laced with motivational quotes, bible verses and appreciation of God. These are regular innocent pictures we see every day on social media but there is more to them. They are posted as baits with intentions. The 'goods and services' are not conspicuously displayed in the black market but the buyers understand the signals. Once they see them, they make a move and a moneyed deal is sealed like a capital project. Not all ladies are as discreet as Akudo. Others post provocative pictures, twerk in videos, flaunt tattoos, touch on x-rated topics just to tell the outside world they are strictly open for business.

Back to Akudo, she simply goes to popular social media pages on Instagram to make harmless comments. Some might be lengthy, others might be so brief. These comments are for the visibility of her page. Interested buyers who are mostly male folks scroll through the comment section of popular social media pages not just to gauge the opinions of people about issues and incidents, but to look out for people like Akudo. After checking her profile and being satisfied with her pictures, he respectfully sends a message. Akudo initially acts decent but shows her true colours as time goes on. It might be a one-off deal in which they meet at a hotel and the man pays a sizeable amount of money and sex is transacted or a contract in which he becomes the 'friend' Akudo. He constantly helps her out with common material needs while they regularly meet for sex when the need arises. Akudo in turn calls the man her 'best friend, mentor, uncle, zaddy or ex'. When you hear these terms, you need to look deeper.

The business has been fine for Akudo. She never touches her monthly salaries. She drives a 2010 model of Lexus ES 350 saloon car which arrived during the coronavirus pandemic when millions of Nigerians lost their jobs and others took pay-cuts. She attributes her 'success' to God all the time.

Akudo is not alone. Life is tough in Nigeria and maybe tougher in Lagos. It is easy to become homeless because the well-paying jobs are scarce and the house rents keep going up like it wants to explore the heavens. Since Nigerians never share their pains but gains, so that they wouldn't be mocked or regarded as unfortunate in life, the young ladies secretly start to use what they have to get what they want.

How do you explain a situation whereby a lady who earns just N50,000 per month, lives on the mainland and works on the Island, and then easily affords the latest iPhone with other ostentatious belongings. She goes on social media every weekend to share photos of her visitations to swanky restaurants, eating exotic meals and cooling off at 5-Star hotels. These 'online marketers' are always in a hurry to show the world they are 'balling'. It's like they need to convince an imaginary competitor out there.

For ladies who want a bigger chunk of the monies that circulate in the untaxed sex industry in Lagos, they crave for more visibility. They join the entertainment industry where they go into modelling, presentations, reality shows and mostly acting. The big boys stalk the entertainment industry, which is like the 'more you look, the less you see'. In the entertainment industry, you need to look successful to gather momentum. Since you can't engage in internet scam like the male players, you will crawl to the politicians, business tycoons, drug barons and others making easy money, to shore up your bank accounts, so that you can look successful and advance your career.

Since the outbreak of coronavirus globally, the local film industry has taken a hit. It has almost closed down. But this setback hasn't stopped the glory of actresses who have no known businesses or reasonable endorsement deals. They have been flaunting new SUVs on social media as well as newly-acquired houses. The story is the opposite for the men who most times survive on the benevolence of well-meaning Nigerians. Who have the male actors offended? Are they not serving a 'living God'?

Most of the most talented and hard-working male actors only grab the headlines when they engage in crowdfunding to offset medical bills.

With the advancement in information technology and widespread usage of smartphones, social networks have been springing up aside from the major ones like Instagram, Facebook and Twitter. Most young ladies discreetly join them to open business profiles where they transact sex at affordable rates. Most of them are just normal people that can never be suspected to be indulging in such. All you need to simply do is chat them up, agree on a fee, she takes your address and comes down easily using one of the ride-hailing companies. Investigations show sex services are charged according to durations and add-ons. You either go for 'short time' which is a round or two within two hours or so. Those with enough cash opt for 'long rest' which is fixed over the night with about three rounds or more guaranteed, according to the gas in your tank.

The story of this industry can't be told in one article. It is far bigger than imagined. The players are invisible. It is condemned by both participants. Nobody likes to admit it exists but they will always run there for help when the body calls for it. It's like a hospital with numerous patients in emergency wards. It's a multi-billion naira industry without exaggerations. It has changed lives. Many have bought cars, careers, houses, established businesses through this industry. It is called the oldest profession in the world. It is not new, just that the trends are changing. Every young lady seems to be eyeing the sector with a plan to join and support herself. Greed, peer pressure and economic hardship drive the informal industry.

How much is Nigeria's debt again? N31 trillion I guess. If President Muhammadu Buhari decides to track the transactions in the industry with the sole aim to collect taxes, he will repay Nigeria's debts under a period of 16 months, and I mean it.

By Osayimwen Osahon George

Source: http://www.villagetowncrier.com/2020/09/the-multi-billion-naira-sex-industry-in.html

no b lie, sex industry sells all over the whole.

and men of power n influence are the targets.

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