Security Guard Pimps Schoolgirls For N5,000

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The Cable has revealed sordid details about underground pimping businesses, involving students of the Federal Government Girls College, Langtang, where strangers can pay as little as N5,000 to sleep with them, with the connivance of the security guard.

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