Sources squealed that six popular public secondary schools in the
Warri/Asaba area (names withheld) allegedly have the highest number of
members, who are sent out almost on a daily basis to woo unsuspecting
primary school girls to be part of them.
Police spokesman in the State, ASP Lucky Uyabeme, confirmed that
last week 16 girls were arrested around Umuagu/Ogbeke Square celebrating
in a hotel (name withheld) after their initiation. Uyabeme disclosed
that upon interrogation, the girls confessed to being lesbians
introduced into the new cult. They were subsequently arraigned at the
Magistrate Court III, Asaba.
At a popular secondary school for girls, members of the group who
are said to be students in JSS II and III allegedly woo their female
teachers with gifts, including attractive photographs of them involved
in sexual activities with other girls.
Phase I & II Club House around DLA road in Asaba is the alleged
training centre for new entrants, where they are indoctrinated by others
who have been long involved in the act.
There, checks revealed, fierce security men are positioned to
collect ‘gate fees’ from unsuspecting members of the public who are
interested in the ‘live shows’, where the acts are performed and Indian
hemp is passed around.
One of the girls, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said “we don’t
need any man; we hate men and when they come around us we will kill
them”.
LEADERSHIP
Some
teenage secondary school students across Delta State have taken to
lesbianism, and are taking the abhorred act to public and private
schools, as well as nooks and crannies in the State.
LEADERSHIP Friday reliably gathered that these teenage lesbians have
formed themselves into a cult called Missing in Action, a fraternity
which has been alleged to possess deadly charms and weapons.
Sources squealed that six popular public secondary schools in the
Warri/Asaba area (names withheld) allegedly have the highest number of
members, who are sent out almost on a daily basis to woo unsuspecting
primary school girls to be part of them.
Police spokesman in the State, ASP Lucky Uyabeme, confirmed that
last week 16 girls were arrested around Umuagu/Ogbeke Square celebrating
in a hotel (name withheld) after their initiation. Uyabeme disclosed
that upon interrogation, the girls confessed to being lesbians
introduced into the new cult. They were subsequently arraigned at the
Magistrate Court III, Asaba.
At a popular secondary school for girls, members of the group who
are said to be students in JSS II and III allegedly woo their female
teachers with gifts, including attractive photographs of them involved
in sexual activities with other girls.
Phase I & II Club House around DLA road in Asaba is the alleged
training centre for new entrants, where they are indoctrinated by others
who have been long involved in the act.
There, checks revealed, fierce security men are positioned to
collect ‘gate fees’ from unsuspecting members of the public who are
interested in the ‘live shows’, where the acts are performed and Indian
hemp is passed around.
One of the girls, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said “we don’t
need any man; we hate men and when they come around us we will kill
them”.
- See more at: http://leadership.ng/news/020813/teenage-lesbians-take-over-delta-schools#sthash.GVffVFoM.dpuf
Some
teenage secondary school students across Delta State have taken to
lesbianism, and are taking the abhorred act to public and private
schools, as well as nooks and crannies in the State.
LEADERSHIP Friday reliably gathered that these teenage lesbians have
formed themselves into a cult called Missing in Action, a fraternity
which has been alleged to possess deadly charms and weapons.
Sources squealed that six popular public secondary schools in the
Warri/Asaba area (names withheld) allegedly have the highest number of
members, who are sent out almost on a daily basis to woo unsuspecting
primary school girls to be part of them.
Police spokesman in the State, ASP Lucky Uyabeme, confirmed that
last week 16 girls were arrested around Umuagu/Ogbeke Square celebrating
in a hotel (name withheld) after their initiation. Uyabeme disclosed
that upon interrogation, the girls confessed to being lesbians
introduced into the new cult. They were subsequently arraigned at the
Magistrate Court III, Asaba.
At a popular secondary school for girls, members of the group who
are said to be students in JSS II and III allegedly woo their female
teachers with gifts, including attractive photographs of them involved
in sexual activities with other girls.
Phase I & II Club House around DLA road in Asaba is the alleged
training centre for new entrants, where they are indoctrinated by others
who have been long involved in the act.
There, checks revealed, fierce security men are positioned to
collect ‘gate fees’ from unsuspecting members of the public who are
interested in the ‘live shows’, where the acts are performed and Indian
hemp is passed around.
One of the girls, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said “we don’t
need any man; we hate men and when they come around us we will kill
them”.
- See more at: http://leadership.ng/news/020813/teenage-lesbians-take-over-delta-schools#sthash.GVffVFoM.dpuf
Some
teenage secondary school students across Delta State have taken to
lesbianism, and are taking the abhorred act to public and private
schools, as well as nooks and crannies in the State.
LEADERSHIP Friday reliably gathered that these teenage lesbians have
formed themselves into a cult called Missing in Action, a fraternity
which has been alleged to possess deadly charms and weapons.
Sources squealed that six popular public secondary schools in the
Warri/Asaba area (names withheld) allegedly have the highest number of
members, who are sent out almost on a daily basis to woo unsuspecting
primary school girls to be part of them.
Police spokesman in the State, ASP Lucky Uyabeme, confirmed that
last week 16 girls were arrested around Umuagu/Ogbeke Square celebrating
in a hotel (name withheld) after their initiation. Uyabeme disclosed
that upon interrogation, the girls confessed to being lesbians
introduced into the new cult. They were subsequently arraigned at the
Magistrate Court III, Asaba.
At a popular secondary school for girls, members of the group who
are said to be students in JSS II and III allegedly woo their female
teachers with gifts, including attractive photographs of them involved
in sexual activities with other girls.
Phase I & II Club House around DLA road in Asaba is the alleged
training centre for new entrants, where they are indoctrinated by others
who have been long involved in the act.
There, checks revealed, fierce security men are positioned to
collect ‘gate fees’ from unsuspecting members of the public who are
interested in the ‘live shows’, where the acts are performed and Indian
hemp is passed around.
One of the girls, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said “we don’t
need any man; we hate men and when they come around us we will kill
them”.
- See more at: http://leadership.ng/news/020813/teenage-lesbians-take-over-delta-schools#sthash.GVffVFoM.dpuf
Some
teenage secondary school students across Delta State have taken to
lesbianism, and are taking the abhorred act to public and private
schools, as well as nooks and crannies in the State.
LEADERSHIP Friday reliably gathered that these teenage lesbians have
formed themselves into a cult called Missing in Action, a fraternity
which has been alleged to possess deadly charms and weapons.
Sources squealed that six popular public secondary schools in the
Warri/Asaba area (names withheld) allegedly have the highest number of
members, who are sent out almost on a daily basis to woo unsuspecting
primary school girls to be part of them.
Police spokesman in the State, ASP Lucky Uyabeme, confirmed that
last week 16 girls were arrested around Umuagu/Ogbeke Square celebrating
in a hotel (name withheld) after their initiation. Uyabeme disclosed
that upon interrogation, the girls confessed to being lesbians
introduced into the new cult. They were subsequently arraigned at the
Magistrate Court III, Asaba.
At a popular secondary school for girls, members of the group who
are said to be students in JSS II and III allegedly woo their female
teachers with gifts, including attractive photographs of them involved
in sexual activities with other girls.
Phase I & II Club House around DLA road in Asaba is the alleged
training centre for new entrants, where they are indoctrinated by others
who have been long involved in the act.
There, checks revealed, fierce security men are positioned to
collect ‘gate fees’ from unsuspecting members of the public who are
interested in the ‘live shows’, where the acts are performed and Indian
hemp is passed around.
One of the girls, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said “we don’t
need any man; we hate men and when they come around us we will kill
them”.
- See more at: http://leadership.ng/news/020813/teenage-lesbians-take-over-delta-schools#sthash.GVffVFoM.dpuf
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