Married Woman Who Was Paid ₦30k To Act Porn Commits Suicide

A pornographic video which went viral in Jos, Plateau state which showed some yo₦ung girls and married women engaging in sexual acts

A married woman who happens to get ₦30,000 for involving in the pornographic video, has committed suicide.

Reports had it that, the video was uploaded on the internet weeks ago

A man identified as Emeka who resides at the Rayfield area of Jos, took the girls and women to a hotel in the same area to shoot the videos.

ALSO READ: Maid Leaves Child Bleeding profusely After She Pushed Her Against The Wall

The women were interviewed by Emeka before stripping them naked and having sex with them on ₦camera.

Emeka paid the victims ₦30,000 each with a promise to pay additional ₦100,000 at a later date.

According to reports, the practice had gone on for about three years, with over 50 girls and women featuring in the videos.

However, the video have generated reactions from the public with the victims becoming stigmatized.

Two girls who approached the International Federation of Women Lawyers (FIDA) office in the state said poverty and lack of need forced them to engage in the immoral act.

ALSO READ: Husband’s Magun Charm Got Wife And Lover Jammed During Love-making (Video) 

One of the girls said;

This happened two years ago. My nephew was at the point of death and I needed to help my sister with money for his treatment. I met a lady at a beer parlour who told me about the man and I quickly agreed to do it,” one of the girls said.

The painful part is that after I took the money home, my nephew still died. He promised us that he would release the videos outside Jos, but I later realised he only played us as we are not literate enough to know that once it’s on the internet, everybody can see it.

FIDA chairperson, Mary Izam, said the association in collaboration with Red Cross and Teens Partners, has organised a rehabilitation process to save the victims from depression.

According to her, a married woman, who was one of the victims, had committed suicide after being stigmatized by members of the society.

The chairperson described the act as unacceptable and a crime against woman dignity and right as well as an offence against the nation.

However, she called on other victims to utilise the rehabilitation process, adding that running away will be of no good to them and their loved ones.