MAPOLY AND ITS ENVIRONMENT

I guess the word 'Runs' girl is no longer strange to the immediate society. Its just a cover  name for university/polytechnic  undergraduate ladies that engage in a 'modern form of prostitution'. Excerpts below...

Determining the percentage of girls into this practice would not be totally accurate, because the institution does not possess hostel facilities in Abeokuta. The girls are scattered across the city. Basically, living in areas where their regular patrons reside such as Adigbe, Kuto and other areas.
These areas are where you find them.

General survey and finding show that 20 per cent of ladies in the school are ‘runs girls’. The girls do not have specific meeting points, they can also be found in every club and hotel all round the city. There are some well known clubs and places like ‘My Kitchen’, located at Oke-Ilewo, ‘Stadium’, located at Kuto, ‘The Presidential Lodge’ and ‘Iwe-Iroyin’. These places are well known by customers who patronize runs girls as spots to find girls.

You will be surprised at the number of young girls all dressed in skimpy clothes that you will find at these places. They parade themselves around, waiting for patrons.
The high class ‘runs girls’ among them charge N15,000 per night, while the petty runs girls charge N4,000 per night. It all depends on the beauty and physique of the girl. There are also girls who charge about N1,000 and N2,000 for short time sex which lasts about an hour.

We gathered that the department of Mass Communication has the highest number of runs girls, followed by Accounting, Business Administration and Banking and Finance.
There are very few runs girls who do it just for sexual pleasure.

‘I am an orphan, no support from anywhere’ -OMOWUNMI THOMPSON
A student of Moshood Abiola Polytechnic, Omowunmi Thompson (not real name) shared her story and how she became a runs girl…

“My parents are late. My dad died first, then my mother followed him a year after, leaving my twin sister and I alone in the world. After the death of my parents, we started living with our uncle who also died along the line. After our uncle’s death, we were totally alone because no family member wanted to take us in. They said we were cursed. Life was really difficult for us, feeding and living a normal life was a problem.

“So, I started working as a sales girl. My twin sister couldn’t find a job, I was taking care of her with the little I was earning. While I was working, my sister started processing admission in a higher institution and luckily, she was admitted. Then we were faced with the challenge of paying her school fees and other things related to her admission. We tried all we could to raise money but nothing worked.

“It was then I went to meet an old friend of mine, may her soul rest in peace. She promised to help us and she kept to her promise. She visited us frequently and showered us with gifts and money. She really improved our way of life and we looked up to her. One evening, she invited me over to her house and told me she wanted to teach me how to make money. She told me I would sleep with rich men in exchange for money. She told me that is the way she survives and pleaded with me to join her. I refused and left her house angrily. She stopped coming to our house, and as a result, the gifts and money stopped too.
“Our lives became difficult again as the N3,000 I was receiving as salary was not enough to sustain us. A month later, I returned to her, willing and ready to start doing runs. She introduced me to a lot of rich people and took me to parties and clubs. Here I am today looking good and living fine. I sent my twin sister to school and she graduated this year. She’s currently a Youth Corper. Even though I am still in school, I am happy.”

Have you ever experienced any evil occurrence since you’ve been doiNg this?

‘I’m sad when I sleep with clients’ -TOPE CHRISTIAN
Tope Christiana (not real name), a runs girl in the institution who was also interviewed at ‘Stadium’ gave  more information…

by STARPOD ....Admin 002

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My Name is Olatunji Michael Afolabi Popularly known as Flowz. I'm a graduate of Moshood Abiola Polytechnic(MAPOLY), Abeokuta, Mass Communication Department. Disseminating Information and keeping students of the Institution updated has been my priority even before I became a Student of the Institution. This Blog was created in April, and many people has kept me moving through their Support, Motivation and Inspiration.