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See photos of man who escaped being lynched in Anambra for stealing 58 pants

In recent times, there have been several reports about suspected ritualists making away with female underwears in Nigeria. They reportedly use these underwears to make money for themselves while the victims suffer the consequences.

As seen in Anambra state, a young man reportedly escaped being lynched by angry mobs after he was caught with 58 female pants at a student area in Mgbakwu.

Identified as Ifeanyi from Umuneke in Enugu, the young man confessed to stealing more than the said amount before he was caught.

Young man escapes angry mobs after stealing 58 pants in Anambra (photos)

Young man escapes angry mobs after stealing 58 pants in Anambra Photo: Gistreel
Source: UGC

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According to reports, Ifeanyi broke into the house around 2:00am and was packing up his stash of stolen underwear, when a lady raised an alarm. The lady was said to have come out to pee when she saw him.

When questioned, he revealed that he sells the pants to one Emeka Ofor for N500. After being beaten mercilessly, the young man later fled after begging the mobs.

Legit.ng earlier reported that on Friday, January 11, a young lady took to her Twitter handle to reveal how some young boys stormed an eatery in Ijebu Ode, Ogun state, to ask for ladies underwear. She revealed that the guys did not demand for money, phone or property but the underwear of all the ladies in the eatery.

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