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CHILD prodigy-turned-prostitute Sufiah Yusof has no regrets as she feels she is being treated like a 'princess', she said in a tell-all interview.

The 23-year-old, who first made headlines when she enrolled at Oxford University to study maths at age 13, told the British tabloid News of the World: 'People think escorting is sleazy and terrible, but I don't see it like that.

'I've always had a high sex drive - and now I'm getting all the sex I want - and guys are much better in bed with an escort than a girlfriend.'

Ms Yusof, who ran away from her studies at 15 and accused her parents of subjecting her to intolerable pressure to succeed, also dismissed the 'stereotype society has of escorts as being exploited'.

'My clients treat me like a princess. One guy took me shopping on Bond Street. He bought me a beautiful black Gucci dress for 700 pounds and then took me to Selfridges, where I could pick a handbag I liked,' she said.

And later that night, she had no qualms about repaying his generosity.

She also told the paper how she got into the sex trade.

She said she was working as an administrative assistant earning 16,000 pounds (S$44,000) a year in Manchester when, about four months ago in a bar, she was courted by 'this immaculate lady in a designer suit' to become an escort.

Ms Yusof found the offer appealing because she had run up debts of about 3,500 pounds in rent and credit card expenses.

She also fancied living a little after her tightly controlled early life of hothouse learning.

'I have studied so intensely for so many years, I wanted to have some fun,' she said.

So Ms Yusof researched agencies on the Internet, found one that she thought looked professional, and sent her photographs to the agency.

It then listed her on its website, and within a few days she was offered a client, something she greeted with a mixture of nervousness and excitement.

'I slipped on some black lace underwear, stockings and suspenders over a dress. I thought, 'Wow, this is thrilling',' she said.

Her first client turned out to be a 'lovely man' in his late 20s, tall and handsome. He waited for her in a bar in the Hilton hotel.

'I left that night feeling totally elated, having an amazing time with 250 pounds in my purse,' she said.

Since then, she has built a base of regular clients, seeing between five and 10 men a week and being showered with designer clothes and bags, shopping trips, rides in yachts and even helicopters.

She denies her education is being wasted, saying her mathematical ability is a big turn-on for some clients.

'I have men who are thrilled about my passion for mathematics,' she said.

One made her recite equations during sex.

And after living what she obviously considers the high life, she said: 'Now, I wonder if I could go back to a normal relationship, where you watch EastEnders and have boring sex. I've got used to being treated like a princess.'

Ms Yusof, who married a law student at 19 but divorced him less than two years later, has not been in touch with her family for more than three years..

Meanwhile, her mother Mrs Halimahton Yusof, 51, has refused to condemn her daughter's choice of job.

'I have no idea what is going on in her mind, but I refuse to judge her and I want her to know that my door is always open,' she told the Sunday Telegraph.

But all that Ms Yusof had to say on that was: 'I would describe our relationship as estranged.'



http://news.asiaone.com/News/Education/Story/A1Story20080407-58345.html

Nigerian traditional rulers should pay attention to the ensnarement of females for trafficking abroad as prostitutes though.

isnt that the starving guy and the lady from an earlier photoshoot where the man was being fed some concoction with raw egg by the woman?

OnReflection:
As far as I know, you are absolutely correct.

@All, given that these terms - "akata" and "ireke" - are now considered offensive by our once displaced kindred; should we not refrain from using them altogether?

um , no, sorry to disappoint you but akata is not from Yoruba.

check Congo.

Ireke meaning sugar cane has nothing to do with the discussion. Both words have k in them but so does black.

searching4l0ve:
Spare me your sermons. Everyone knows mums were of the sane generation where dignity were rampant among women unlike today. Your sister might just be a regular pretender like every other girl. Outsiders will judge her better. no offense

sane should not be a word you use.

eversearching4l0ve:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CMUw1o_WUAQSuEx.jpg

you're stating the obvious.

petkruz:
What has Bryan Okwara got to do with this post? From nowhere u just remembered Bryan? U crushing on him? Or he once slept with u? Please leave the dude alone,he's getting married soon.The fact that he doesn't share his relationship status on social media doesn't mean he doesn't have plans to tie the knot soon.

aunty, why the agro? And no need to get vulgar. I mentioned the Mr Nigeria contestants, not just Bryan. However, he was the first one and moreso he has insisted on presenting a public profile as a single for so many years now, why?

Unlike you and the op, I am concerned about the fact that you see nothing wrong in posting pictures of ladies in this manner, all close to the same age and all remaining single for no obvious reason.

It is far better to be insulted like someone was insulting Omotola the other time, yet be able to have a personal life, than to be flawless and not be allowed to marry.

That's my opinion.

Palmwinetapper:
correction! muna has a boyfriend. She's not single!

she is very much single since boyfriend is not husband.

searching4l0ve:
Who cares

well, I was raised right, unlike you.

that's why you don't see me opening misogynistic threads.

sorry for your misery.

iceberylin:
So

I wonder.

show me your friends and I'll show you who you are.

Sounds like money is you and your friends' main requirement for relationships.

I'm sure that was why you and your friends changed their minds.

Margauxluv:
Abi u greeted Nd got punched as a response.

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lord have mercy.

If I open counter thread now that will reopen a can of worms, which I guess is the op's intention.

is the guy working, waiting for jamb admission, or what?

IlekeHD:
It's how I say it. I hear the K

you will soon call Akwa Ibom Aqua Ibom.

Palmwinetapper:
This post is about muna not bryan

but Bryan is an eligible bachelor as far as I know, likewise all the ladies in your picture are single.

wetin you want make people take their photo do sef?

perhaps instead of husband scarcity you should say husband reluctance or wife reluctance.

and a lot of women are financially well off these days, so poverty alleviation doesn't always apply.

Toosure70:
Nawa o. Another end time interview question

you are quite right.

witches are too many here.

I know this is a sensitive topic and vex go plenty, but is there any country in the world which has an exceedingly high number of single female celebrities like Nigeria?

I don't know of any although I stand to be corrected if wrong.

Is there a reason why their contracts require them to remain indefinitely single, unlike places such the US, Britain and the rest of Europe plus the rest of the world where celebrities date, marry, have kids, etc even if it's in the public eye.

It also goes against Nigerian culture but let's ignore that.

hm, five ladies.


what about the Mr. Nigeria men, what are they doing now?

that first one never married still, right? Bryan or something like that. He won the competition in 2007.

US citizen too. Abi im don marry ni?

expertman:
I applied my self without submitting any documents. Just data page and passport photo.

Return booked ticket,hotel reservation and health insurance.

can you explain further.

how many times will folks ask these questions?



https://www.nairaland.com/2745597/there-black-nigerian-milford-ma#40148178

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Seun:
Polygamy is not normal in modern Africa. Just make sure you don't marry a man who believes in polygamy.

polygamy is not necessarily just a belief but more of a habit.


that's why some places are more prone to polygamy than others and why some men/women cant do without it.

All these yeye NL women would be saying “I like Saga”, “Saga is sexy”, “Saga is intelligent”, “I will date Saga in real life”, “Saga is this and that”,

I don't get it either, I guess they know whats up between all of you.

IlekeHD:
Why did I start calling AAs akata?

speak for yourself plz.


Akata is not from Yoruba, most likely it originated in Congo.

well, we see the driver but we don't see the driver's antecedents.

His being a driver doesn't mean he's not from an influential family.

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VLadipo:
1 Timothy 1:4
endless genealogies,

wbb

ReportersNG:
Lol

you are jobless.