Male Sex Worker in Abuja Thrives in Business with Praised Skills in Satisfying Women’s Desires
An Abuja-based male sex worker has opened up about his decision to venture into the risky business, despite societal stigmas.
In an exclusive interview with Punch Newspaper, the man, who goes by the name Franky, shared his motivations for joining the profession after facing financial setbacks.
Franky, a university graduate hailing from the eastern part of the country, turned to the world of paid companionship approximately two months ago following the loss of his shop. Describing his services as tailored to meet the specific needs of his clients, he revealed that arrangements could span from a single day to an entire weekend or week. His pricing structure involves charging N50,000 per day and N120,000 per weekend.
Having resided in Abuja for the past three years, Franky disclosed that his clientele consisted of a diverse range of women, ranging from young girls to middle-aged businesswomen and government employees, aged between 27 and 50 years.
While financial gains play a part in his chosen profession, Franky emphasized that his primary motivation stems from his innate ability to satisfy women intimately. Numerous women who have engaged his services have praised him for his prowess in this domain, cementing his confidence in his chosen path.
It is important to note that engaging in sex work carries inherent risks and can expose individuals to various challenges, including physical and emotional vulnerabilities.
Efforts should be made to ensure the well-being and safety of all individuals involved in the industry, and broader conversations should address the systemic issues that lead people to enter such professions.
“It wasn’t really about the money. It’s something I am naturally good at sleeping with women. Right from time, I have always been praised by ladies I have been with that I am their best.” He added.
