A young woman has spoken out against her female peers who openly market, trade, and buy charms and v*gina sweetening goods in order to entrap married and unknowing wealthy men and rob them of their fortunes.
Despite the nasty conduct being plastered all over the internet, particularly on social media, the matter has not elicited enough public outcry or arrest, according to Twitter user @Girl isBlessed.
She claimed that this is because to the fact that they are perpetrated by women. If a bunch of guys set out to market charms that make it simple to take advantage of women, the story would have taken an entirely different turn, in her opinion.
She criticized modern society’s double standards, stating that a guy would be labeled a “monster” if he drugged a lady and slept with her, while women are celebrated for using charms to make men susceptible in order to milk them.
She tweeted her displeasure, saying:
Meanwhile, in 2019, Ghanaian Slay Queens were seen in a viral video buying juju to attract guys at the shop of an entrepreneur named Mama Gee.
After that, the Food and Drugs Authority stepped in and arrested Mama Gee, as well as locking up her shop for operating without a license.
In case you missed it, here’s the viral video.
Despite the authorities’ first steps, advertisements for charms or juju for kidnapping spouses have been on the rise as desperate women seek out ways to get wealthy overnight.
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