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Ladies Now Being Forced To Remove Their Panties At Gunpoint In DELSU

A report going viral this morning from students of Delta State University (DELSU), Abraka – alleges that unknown gunmen are now stopping girls and snatching their panties at gunpoint for reasons best known to them.

Another report claimed that some girls are also being forced by the gunmen to urinate in cellophane bags or their pants.

A few weeks ago, we did a report on a Nigerian man who took to his social media account to warn ladies to stop spreading their underwear out carelessly because their panties are the new gold. He revealed that boys are now selling pants for N200,000 to ritualists, and the ones that have thick stains in the middle such as blood goes as high as N350,000. Read the report and Watch the video HERE.

Not more than one week after we did a report on the warning, a young man was caught red-handed after he traveled from Obowo, all the way to Umukoro community in Imo State, just to steal a lot of women’s panties. Read the report HERE.

The new report reaching us this morning is that it has gone from stealing of panties, to “Your pant or your life.”

A student of DELSU, Maradeam Osuji, took to her Facebook page earlier today to disclose the bad news.

Another report from a Radio Studio in Delta State says:

The students and residents of Abraka are now calling on the vice-chancellor, state government and security agents to do something about the negative growing trend.

Tobias Sylvester

Tobias Sylvester is the news editor for Kanyi Daily News and is based in Lagos. Contact Tobias at editor@kanyidaily.com. Got a confidential tip? Submit it here

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