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A married woman (name withheld) who allegedly uses her matrimonial home to connect young girls with men for sex was busted by a quasi security outfit operating in Birnin kebbi metropolis.
Online News platform isyaku.com gathered that officers of the quasi security outfit, last weekend, intercepted some young boys and girls, two boys and two girls at Gesse phase 1 area around 1:30 am allegedly on their way to a night club. Investigation activities in a bid to ascertain their identities by the officers led them to the woman at Badariya area, after one of the girl claimed the woman was her custodian.
According to reports, the officers during their preliminary enquiry found out that the said girl deserted her parents home in Birnin kebbi about a month ago, and since then, the parents have been looking for her.
Information also has it that the woman did not deny after the girl alleged that she was the one occationally harbouring her and her friend and connects her to men for sex in her room on her matrimonial bed in return for money.
The woman was said to have been taken to the police area Command Birnin kebbi by the officers on 24th, October 2023 for questioning, where she was said to have confessed to connecting young girls with men for sex in her rented room, on her matrimonial bed.
The husband was said to become aware of what his wife has been doing in their home right before the police at the police area command, the moment when his wife confessed to connecting girls with men for sex in their room, and on their matrimonial bed.
The publication also gathered that an undertaken was signed by the woman at the police area command not to repeat such activity again, following lack of interest to continue the case by the quasi security officers.
When contacted on the matter, Director Shari'a Kebbi state HISBAH said they haven't been officially contacted.
A source in the Security Department Cabinet office Birnin kebbi told the publication that the department is aware of the matter.
The Police public relations officer PPRO Kebbi state Command promised to get back to the publication after enquiry on the matter. But did not respond on the final contact before publishing this report.