"My First Booking Was with a Girl I Knew": Man Recounts How Hunger Made Him Try Lap Dancing in School
- A Nigerian-American identified as Michael Sonariwo has recounted one of his lowest moments on campus
- According to Michael, there came a time he was so broke on campus that he applied to be a male strip*per in the city
- However, his first experience on the job became his last owing to the identity of his client back then
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Michael Sonariwo, a Nigerian-American, caused a stir on social media after he narrated how being broke drove him into male strip*ping.
In a TikTok video, Michael said he had applied to be a male strip*per in the city because he lacked money while on campus at that time.
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He said he didn't go ahead with rendering service to his first client as it turned out that she was someone he knew from the university.
Recalling that fateful day, Michael remarked that he got to her house after being booked but ran home upon recognising her housemates.
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"Pulled up to her house and recognized her housemates then ran home," he wrote.
Watch the video below:
Social media reactions
user4800874818868 said:
"Uni brokeness made me enter bush in search of food. I saw fruits Sha."
Jesse Chuks said:
"Abeg, gimme connect. Work wey I dey see for here, na men. I want women."
Maria said:
"I’ve seen toooo many men say they would “just” became a strip*per if they were a woman. A Man takes the opportunity instead of talking and now look."
Justlikejoseph said:
"Bro I swear I’m about to be in the same boat cause why is everything so dam*n expensive."
Guy_in_a_grey_Hoodie said:
"Not even the FBI or Batman could’ve gotten me to confess that."
Nigerian lady trafficked to Mali for prostitution shares story
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a Nigerian lady had recounted how she was trafficked to Mali for prostitution.
A trafficker had deceived the young lady and her parents into believing they had a lucrative business for her in Malaysia, but she ended up in Mali, via road. She was, however, told that she would be engaged in prostitution.
Omolara said she and other ladies were made to swear an oath that they would pay back all the funds that were spent on their trip.
A Malian man would later pick interest in the young lady and the latter used the opportunity to ask him to help her escape. She escaped prostitution as she was helped by the Malian who ensured that the Nigerian embassy in Mali was contacted on her behalf.
Source: Legit.ng
