hehehhe.....New revelation has emerged insinuating that s*x workers are now using juju to get the men they want into their trap.
All the single and married men who opt for prostitutes with the perception that it’s a hassle-free, no-strings attached affair better than keeping a mistress better think twice.
All the single and married men who opt for prostitutes with the perception that it’s a hassle-free, no-strings attached affair better than keeping a mistress better think twice.
Commercial s*x workers have evolved and are now reportedly using
juju to lure and retain customers, either as regulars or long term
partners, The Nairobian has learnt.
In the cut-throat business enterprising ladies of the night will do
anything to gain an edge. Apparently, they now visit witchdoctors to
guarantee them a stream of clients, if not husbands.
“Beauty alone will not help. Beauty will attract a man, but the
most important thing in this business is retaining a man. That’s why we
employ any possible method to retain the men who come here,” says Martha (not her real), a s*x worker based at Fameland Bar, along Sheikh Karume Road in downtown Nairobi.
Mixing powders
Martha reveals that after ‘servicing’ a client, they don’t throw
away the used condom, but hide and take it to a witchdoctor within
twelve hours.
“Wanasema ikipita masaa kumi na mbili, nguvu ya sperms itaisha (we are advised that after 12 hours, the sperms will be weak),” she reveals.
The witchdoctors use the semen for rituals, after mixing it with different powders and turning it into a paste.
The woman will then be smeared with the paste on the forehead, breasts and inner thighs.
“Once ‘treated’, you are not supposed to shower for one hour. After showering, the man becomes a regular client,” says Martha.
Mlolongo, barely 14 kilometres from the CBD, appears to be the
melting pot for the juju business. It is where s*x workers seem to have
perfected use of black magic to keep a hold on clients.
After camping in the town over the weekend, The Nairobian can now
reveal that competition is indeed tough and s*x workers resort to
‘waganga’ to cast more than sexual charms, especially on the long
distance truck drivers.
A fortnight ago for instance, an elderly truck driver and his ‘turn
boy’ were fired by their boss after he found them lodging with a young
woman. The two had allegedly lied to him that the truck had developed
mechanical problems for a week.
Jack, a miraa trader who witnessed the drama told The Nairobian: “The
driver is well-known here. He has been making stopovers whenever he
passes by to spend a day or two with the woman. Unfortunately, his boss
showed up with a mechanic who established that there was nothing wrong
with the truck!”
Some of the truck drivers and turn boys on transit are said to have
‘temporary wives’ and homes, where they spend days or weeks before
proceedings to Mombasa or other destinations.
“A lot of things happen in this town. Just look around, we have too many witchdoctors around here,” he said.
A worker at one of the lodgings who spoke to us on condition of anonymity said: “It’s
not a secret that a number of women nowadays use ‘kamuti’ (black magic)
to lure drivers and turn boys. Sometimes we find shocking things when
cleaning the rooms. Not long ago, we found a dried chameleon stuffed in a
mattress.
"If you check well, a number of women around these lodgings and
restaurants have beads tied around their waists or ankles. These are
not for beauty. They are charms given by witchdoctors to boost their
businesses,” she revealed.
Juma one of the drivers blames the weighbridge, saying it forced them to camp at Mlolongo.
“Besides, some of us spend months on the road without meeting
our spouses. What do you expect when a human being like me is shown
‘flesh’ when ‘hungry’?” he asked.
He however did not rule out chances that the women may have used juju to trap some of his colleagues, saying: “I
know some of my friends who never pass this town without picking a
prostitute for s*x on transit while the turn boy takes over the
steering. Others spend the night in houses of women whose rent they
pay.”
Religious leaders meanwhile say that the only way to end the vice is through crusades and prayer rallies.
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Via The Nairobian
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