Omg! You Will Not Believe What Prostitutes Did to Customers Over Unpaid S*x Services in Delta

Some customers of a popular brothel in the South-South part of Nigeria were given a dehumanizing condition for failing to fully meet the terms of the financial agreement they had with the prostitutes.

Pandemonium broke out on Saturday at the popular cable point base of commercial s*x workers in Asaba, Delta State when some commercial s*x workers went berserk and allegedly attacked their customers over unpaid bills, according to Leadership news.

At the wake of the melee, it was reliably gathered that the commercial s*x workers had resolved to increase their charges and had warned their customers who do not want to comply to steer clear of them but this was not to be as the victims claimed they were not put in the know of their new charges.

Eye witness, Ngozi Njeh said that a round of s*x which used to be N1,000.00 was increased to N2,000 while a night often called ‘Day Break’ which used to be N5,000 was increased to N8,000.

It was further gathered that trouble started when the victims entered into one of the brothels (name withheld) as usual. At negotiations with the commercial s*x workers, they agreed to pay for a night at N8,000 each.

Anabel Onweh, one of the commercial s*x workers said “the victims agreed to pay us N8,000 each and we took them in, after using us, the following morning they were giving us N4,000 as against our bargain and we decided to attack them and beat them mercilessly because we know what brought us to this brothel’’.

Investigation revealed that the victims were allegedly subjected to drinking private part washing water after their clothes were torn and injuries inflicted on them before Police at the A-Division came to their rescue.

At the A-Division Police Station, an officer who gave his name as Raphael (Surname withheld) said “we moved into the brothel with our men when we heard a shouting match between the commercial s*x workers and their customers and on interrogation we discovered the customers refused to pay their bills and the matter was resolved amicably.”