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After settling for N2, 000 for a short session with one of our correspondents, the 33-year-old became a bit relaxed and chatted freely...................
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One of the tricks of journalism we learnt many years ago; it always work like MAGIC!

lalanice:
Any man that is negotiating to pay for sex cannot be trusted. Hotel or not.

lalanice:
Any man that is negotiating to pay for sex cannot be trusted. Hotel or not.

RevenGeMission:
Lemme Park here

First of all Prostitution is mostly illegal in Nigeria , But i still don't know why people venture into it , i know people are suffering , but really ? what about hard labor ? what about learning a trade ? some of these people didn't bother to go to school at all talk less of being able to help themselves ( not like going to school is automatic job or something)

Selling body for money is a matter of choice , it's hardly circumstantial , choice may be greed, it may be pressure, it may be emotional or whatever but it's still a matter of choice ,

To all the ladies in the house ... i mean the Oloshos , try to invest in yourself, not make up and std medicine or anti retroviral drugs , get something doing . men will always need your services , but Olosho for 5 years who doesn't even own a shop ?? if it's ordinary wig and nails you'll be selling there ,


As for Ritualists , Since una don dey do am Una don get money reach Dangote ??

b0rn2fuck:
I haff repent

Ezarazo:
these days all the girls wants is to tell then what u can offer. Even d normal girl u think is okay wants a hookup.... How people lost conscience because of materials

bankulizer:
Why do Punch Correspondents visit brothels? That 2k correspondent paid for short service, how did it end? There's Olosoho association NANP. Wetin we no go see for Naija! Love my country still.

bankulizer:
Why do Punch Correspondents visit brothels? That 2k correspondent paid for short service, how did it end? There's Olosoho association NANP. Wetin we no go see for Naija! Love my country still.

Tufunky:

When a man pays bride price , among other things, what is he paying for? Modern women have made it such that men must pay for sex one way or another, prostitute or not.

lalanice:
Any man that is negotiating to pay for sex cannot be trusted. Hotel or not.

bankulizer:
Why do Punch Correspondents visit brothels? That 2k correspondent paid for short service, how did it end? There's Olosoho association NANP. Wetin we no go see for Naija! Love my country still.

lalanice:
Any man that is negotiating to pay for sex cannot be trusted. Hotel or not.

Ojiofor:
The fear of skull miners is the begining of wisdom for oloshos in SW.
Join me to say NO to skull mining!

lalanice:
Any man that is negotiating to pay for sex cannot be trusted. Hotel or not.

BluntBoy:


But that is how people pay bride price too, especially in some regions. You will see a lot of negotiations and even fighting, as if the man is paying for a cow.

CodeTemplar:
Why not suggest an alternative method of interacting with the prostitutes freely to get info? You just post a shallow reply like that.

RevenGeMission:
Lemme Park here

First of all Prostitution is mostly illegal in Nigeria , But i still don't know why people venture into it , i know people are suffering , but really ? what about hard labor ? what about learning a trade ? some of these people didn't bother to go to school at all talk less of being able to help themselves ( not like going to school is automatic job or something)

Selling body for money is a matter of choice , it's hardly circumstantial , choice may be greed, it may be pressure, it may be emotional or whatever but it's still a matter of choice ,

To all the ladies in the house ... i mean the Oloshos , try to invest in yourself, not make up and std medicine or anti retroviral drugs , get something doing . men will always need your services , but Olosho for 5 years who doesn't even own a shop ?? if it's ordinary wig and nails you'll be selling there ,


As for Ritualists , Since una don dey do am Una don get money reach Dangote ??

donbachi:
"Essential service"...imagine common ordinary ashawo,say dem dey render essential service to men and that they are also professionals..with which degree...if i slap dat ur mouth ehh!..woman wey worth 2k,dat wan na woman?.

Gerrard59:


They are offering a service which is in high demand. Simple economics.

Let them be!



It's an essential service na. If not, then it would not be in demand. While you are slapping the woman, do so to the man. She doesn't sleep with herself.

magicminister:
Wooow.....
I’m saddened by the comments I’ve read so far. Prostitute or not, these people deserve to be protected also.
The NPf should set up a special unit dedicated to ending the scourge of ritual killings in Nigeria. It does not only affect prostitutes.

My friend’s dad has been missing for 2 years now.

My childhood friend’s (a man) dismembered body was found in Edo State. His vitals were missing.

When I was a child growing up in the village, I remember vividly one time we were at the stream and a group of men with machetes came and started snatching children. We all ran like hell. Then I didn’t know what was going on but now I know those guys were ritualists preying on poor children in remote areas.

Please Nigerians, let’s join hands together and end this scourge. The fact that it’s prostitutes today, does not mean it cannot be you or someone you know tomorrow.

Ojiofor:
The fear of skull miners is the begining of wisdom for oloshos in SW.
Join me to say NO to skull mining!

Tufunky:

When a man pays bride price , among other things, what is he paying for? Modern women have made it such that men must pay for sex one way or another, prostitute or not.