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Stealing used female underwear may soon be seen as attempted murder

In the ember months of November and December 2018, many reports of underwear thefts are reported -- even at a female hostel located at the University of Ilorin, Kwara State.
Some persons suspected of stealing used female underwear for ritual purposes have had some bloody encounter with impatient mobs. - Hubnaija
Some persons suspected of stealing used female underwear for ritual purposes have had some bloody encounter with impatient mobs. - Hubnaija

The punishment for anyone caught in the act suggested to be for ritual purposes, might soon be elevated to the status of attempted murder.

Some of the persons that have been seized by rampant street mobs, reportedly confess that they were assigned to the task by persons seeking wealth through dark means. Sometimes internet fraudsters.

"Henceforth anyone caught stealing pants might not be charged for stealing but attempted murder," reads an Instagram post shared by police spokesperson Dolapo Badmos.

In more comments, she laments about the common menace that has suddenly become widespread mostly in south-west Nigeria.

One of the used underwear theft cases happen in Warri, Delta State.

A man becomes a public spectacle after he was caught with various underwear belonging to female victims.

He is seen in a video while a mob punishes him for theft. In the clip, some private items are displayed on the floor. They include bras, a face cap and panties.

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