– A prostitute has deformed a certain man in Kenyan man– The lady cut of the alleged customer's manhood– Their rift was borne from the fact that the customer refused to pay his billAccording to Standard Digital, the Kenyan man will have to live the rest of his life without his joystick after a prostitute he engaged for sex cut off his manhood after he refused to pay her.The incident which happened in Nakuru, a town in the mid-west of theEast African country, where it was reported that the 31-year-old man said to be a tout, had picked the commercial sex worker along the street and took her to his room for sex.But after the bout, there was a disagreement on the amount to be paid and the man told her to go to hell as he would not even pay her a dime., read what happened to this former prostituteThis got the scarlet lady angry and a fight ensued between them and the woman picked up a knife and cut off his joystick.The man was later rushed to Nairobi Women's Hospital in Nakuru where he is being treated while the woman is on the run.Free Area Chief, Stephen Macharia said a member of the Nyumba Kumi initiative and a taxi driver informed him of the incident through a phone call."The victim told me that he picked the woman from the streets but unfortunately, they did not agree on payment in exchange for sex, only forher to attack him with a sharp knife,"Macharia said.SHARE THIS NEWS!FacebookTwitterWhatsAppEmail
- The federal government will reopen
Nigerian Maritime University before the
end of the year
- The directive given by President Buhari
was part of the Niger Delta New Vision of
the present administration
- A five-man inter-agency committee
headed by the Minister of Education,
Mallam Adamu Adamu will be coordinating
its implementation
President Muhammadu Buhari has
directed that the Nigerian Maritime
University should resume before the end
of the year.
This was disclosed in a statement signed
by Laolu Akande, the senior special
assistant to the president on media and
publicity office of the vice president on
Friday, May 5.
According to the presidency, the
decision is in line with the demands
made by major stakeholders in the
region and also part of the Niger Delta
New Vision of Buhari's administration.
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The presidency disclosed that the
prompt implementation of the dir...
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