Man gets beaten while trying to sell women's pants to Alhaji

The funny trend continues, with women now being target-objects of panties related rituals.
It all became mainstream a few weeks ago, when a bearded man made a viral video, warning women to be careful with their panties » . He claimed plain women’s panties now sell for as high as N250K, with the ones with blood stains being like gold, and sell on the black market at N300K.
Just last week, a lady on Twitter narrated how some men stormed her hostel and demanded girls take off their panties, under threat of grievious injury or even death. Equally, a DELSU student, while eulogizing
Elozino Josualia Ogege publicized how men now threaten and force women to take off their panties » . Some operators of ‘one chance’ in Abuja were also caught with female panties. What is happening?

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