tommy589:
We have more olosho than clients now. The price is cheaper now compared to what road side prostitution was when it started

ATEAMS:
So let's protest ?

Walai:
It is a known economic principle that increase in supply forces a decrease in price but this is not seen in the prostitution industry

From my usual olosho bunks, I can count up to 20 new girls that have joined the profession between January 2023 and now but the customers (guys) remains the same. Infact some are even broke now and no longer come around.
Yet the price keeps increasing instead of decreasing. What can be done about it?

Note: prostitution is classified as essential service in civilized countries considering their role in stabilizing the society (prostitutes are granted professional license in this climes not like the usual Nigerian poverty induced olosho)

007s:
So basically the higher the number of girls recruited into the olosho industry, the lower the number of potential girlfriends.
Thus,as more gals join the olosho industry, the quantity of direct alternative i.e., girlfriends reduces, thus creating an increase in demand for oloshos, and increase in price of olosho services.
The average nigerian gal has atleast two boyfriends, thus if 20 gals should join the olosho industry, the no. Of men demanding for olosho will surge by 40.

Moh247:
Since they have lesser customers and their bills keeps increasing especially accomodations and lodge they have to increase price to a sustainable level... After all the don't get client frequently

007s:
So basically the higher the number of girls recruited into the olosho industry, the lower the number of potential girlfriends.
Thus,as more gals join the olosho industry, the quantity of direct alternative i.e., girlfriends reduces, thus creating an increase in demand for oloshos, and increase in price of olosho services.
The average nigerian gal has atleast two boyfriends, thus if 20 gals should join the olosho industry, the no. Of men demanding for olosho will surge by 40.