INSIDE LIFE: 14-Year-Old JSS3 Girl Says She Sleeps With 12 To 20 Men Daily For N1,000

Yesterday, Southwest Security Network codenamed Amotekun reportedly busted a sex trafficking syndicate in Ogun state.

According to Trending Ex, the syndicate lures kids and uses them as sex slaves, charging customers as low as ₦1k per session.

The 14-year-old victim said she was brought from Akwa Ibom with the promise that she would work as a salesgirl. Upon arrival, they gave her some drugs, the "boss lady" cut her hair, and threatened her with death if she tried to escape.

Since then, she has been working as a prostitute for her madam, Mrs. Edem Joy, who claimed she had a boss, Mrs. Okutoro Yemisi, 60.

The syndicate targets girls from Akwa Ibom, Calabar, and Delta State, often making them swear on blood, hair, or the Bible that they will never confess or run away. After the oath, they are drugged, tied down with charms, and sent to different hotels. They are promised freedom after one year, along with a phone and a box of clothes.

The girls revealed that the syndicate uses tissue from the men for ritual purposes, which is collected after every session. The girls charge as low as ₦1k and as high as ₦5k, but all the money goes to Mrs. Edem.


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