Wonders, they say shall never end and this can be said of the new tricks deployed by call-girls who some people refer to as ‘Olosho’ (commercial sex workers) to attract their willing customers in Ibadan, the capital city of Oyo State.
Apart from the old traditional ways of dressing in skimpy dresses, they now use more methods to make themselves attractive to their customers.
PMParrort gathered that they have started to use a very powerful love potion called ‘kayanmata’ which literally means ‘women Things’ in Hausa language. Kayanmata which originated from the Northern part of Nigeria, contains herbs or potions that act as sex or love enhancers for couples and this is what most of the ‘Oloshos’ use nowadays to capture or retain their customers, but some people believe that a man under the spell of kayanmata could be made to spend almost everything he has on a woman just to keep sleeping with her.
Again, another of the tricks of the Oloshos is using very expensive hand phones to show that they are not cheap to be with and their preferred choice of phone is the iPhone series.
Said one of our sources “The latest iPhone pro max costs around N600,000 in Nigeria and imagine you asked one of them for their number and you saw her using this type of phone, it will make her not to look cheap.
“They usually get this phone by placing themselves on thrift with weekly contributions which one of them will be taking weekly”.
According to a reliable source, they gathered themselves in maybe 10 or 20 and usually contribute between N20,000 and N30,000 weekly and they took turns to collect between N200,000 or N300,000 weekly depending on their numbers.
Most of them are now living in the hotels and service apartments for the period of the job and they usually sit in the lobby in their best make-up and dress. Seeing a very beautiful and endowed lady staying in a hotel with a neat environment, you will not price her cheaply.
Unlike before when they move about in a taxi and bike, they now use a call cab and this makes their entry into any place grand. They usually sit at the back and even pay the driver to open the door for them when they want to alight to make it look like they own the car.
It is surely a new dawn for the Olosho business in Ibadan, and perhaps in other nearby cities of Ile-Ife, Osogbo and others.
Packaged by Lanre Olabisi
