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Union of prostitute ban members from servicing Ghana police customers

“We are undertaking this position to starve police officers who are always in bed with us so that they do not raid us in rambo style again,”

Union of prostitute ban members from servicing Ghana police customers
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The Police officers who enjoy the services of prostitutes in Ghana are going to be sexually starved for the next five (5) years.

This decision is taking results from an unfair ‘rambo style’ treatment given to some prostitutes by police officers.

In a press statement signed by Fresh Girl Baby Jet, President of the Pokuase Union of Prostitutes, the union has come to this consensus decision to teach the police a lesson in order for them to accord prostitutes maximum respect.

According to the angry president and her members, the police in recent times maltreat prostitutes who equally satisfy police customers to a maximum gratification. She cited a recent rambo style attack by the police on members as a case study.

“We are undertaking this position to starve police officers who are always in bed with us so that they do not raid us in rambo style again,” she said.

“Though it is believed that you render equal enjoyment to those who patronize your service, but, we have come to comprehend that the police did not accord us the necessary respect, hence our decision to starve them for the next five years,” the statement read.

However, Pokuase President further admonishes all other prostitutes across Ghana to as a matter of urgency stop offering their “tokro abodwese” (rendering services) to police officers who engage them.

Source: nsemgh.com

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