Super Eagles Rejected Our SéXOffer – Association Of NigerianProstitutes

It was reported few weeks ago
that the Association of Nigerian
Prostitutes (ANP), the umbrella
body of commercial s*x workers
in the country vowed to declare
one week free s*x should the
Super Eagles of Nigeria return
home with the African Cup of
Nations trophy.
We also exclusively reported that
the association sent over 113
members to South Africa to cheer the
Eagles to victory in the final cracker
against the Stallions of Burkina Faso,
which Nigeria won by a lone goal.
It was gathered that shortly after the
victory last Sunday, one of the
ringleaders approached a top
member of the Nigeria Football
Federation (NFF) who was in South
Africa to watch the match about their
promise.
"He chased me and asked me to go
to hell," the lady told our reporter on
telephone.
When asked if the promise was just
for the Eagles or the entire country,
the visibly angry lady replied: "Either
for the Eagles or the country, he
doesn't have any right to tell me to
go to hell, we are human beings. We
will send in our press statement
shortly," she added.
A statement made available to us on
Sunday and signed by the General
Secretary, Jessica Elvis reads in part.
"The Association of Nigerian
Prostitutes (ANP) wishes to
congratulate the Super Eagles and
indeed the entire nation for the
successful outing of our senior
national team in the just concluded
Africa Cup of Nations, South Africa
2013. We are happy just like every
other Nigerian.
Shortly after the victory on Sunday,
one of our leaders met a top
member of the Glass House in South
Africa and informed him of our
planned 'free booz' for the Eagles
when they return to the country, but
he outrightly rejected our offer. He
told us to 'GO TO HELL and GET A LIFE'
that the Eagles played with passion
and not because of our 'stupid'
promise.
We want to register our
disappointment over the way we
were turned down after our full
support for the national team.
We shall continue to offer our
support even as they prepare to face
the world next year in Brazil," the
statement added.