Nigerian man reveals new details on ritualists, claims women's natural hair is being sold for N450k

As the year 2019 began, stories of men who sell ladies' underwear to ritualists for money became rampant. There were stories of people who were caught and dealt with for committing such an act.

There were also stories of those that got away with it, Legit.ng had reported that some armed men had stormed an eatery just to steal underwear from women. It was even said that they gave those not wearing pant one to wear for five minutes.

A Nigerian man has now revealed new details about the operation of ritualists. The man claimed that people now sell a nylon of women's natural hair to ritualists for money.

According to the man who shared this revelation on Twitter, a nylon of natural hair is being sold for N450,000. He advised women to always pack their hair after it has been combed out at a salon.

The man identified as Aura Cool noted that a female friend who had experienced it shared her story with him.

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Due to the rampant report of stolen pant and people being caught with ladies' underwear, the Nigerian police warned that anyone caught stealing pants would be charged with attempted murder.

The news of the decision to charge pant thieves with attempted murder was disclosed by popular police public relations officer, Dolapo Badmus.

This could be the reason why some of the thieves changed the game into stealing natural hair from salons.

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