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Under the guise of securing them marriage with White men from the Diaspora, young girls between the ages of eighteen and twenty-three years were made to go naked while men of their father's age finger them as they groan in ecstasy.
Investigation conducted by combined investigators from the New Weekend Crusading GUIDE and Happy FM, a private Radio station in Accra has revealed in detail, how about hundred (100) young girls, mostly teenagers, in some areas in the Akuapem north (Eastern Region) were lured to pose for naked photographs in return for Two hundred Ghana Cedis (Gh¢200) and a promise of marriage to a White man in the Diaspora.
Some four men, one identified as Nana Oboe, a spot operator at Akuapem Mampong and a very prominent chief in the Akuapem North District under the pretext of arranging marriage between these girls and some white men abroad lured the girls into posing for the pictures.
The deal was done in such a manner that the girls were coaxed into believing that the whites abroad needed Ghanaian girls who were hot and sexy “so we had to take off our dresses to pose how hot and sexy we are" one of the victims recounted.
The victims who were camped in a room for more than two weeks and have been enjoying protruding sex submitted that they agreed to take part in the unclothed photography in order to earn something for a living due to the hardships in the country.
One of the ladies, 18, who had just completed her basic education (JHS), was also coaxed into the deal under the guise of sending her abroad due to her failure in the Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE).
The ladies, who have been enjoying the sex from the left and right corner of their womanhood, said that they sometimes cry profusely when the men stick their fingers into their womanhood even when they are exhausted.
This attitude has brought tension on the towns around the Akuapem area; parent's have started sending their daughters to Accra and other villages due to the fear that these actors may lure them into engaging in sex because of money.
Source: New Crusading Guide
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