Missing Penis: Man Begs Female  Neighbour For Sex To Test Son’s Manhood

Posted on July 27, 2017

CYRiACUS IZUEKWE

There was a mild drama at Area M Command, Idimu, Lagos as man begged his female neighbour to allow his teenage son to have sex with her teenage daughter to test his manhood over allegation of his missing penis.

The female neighbour asked the man what will happen if in the course of his son testing with her daughter and gets her pregnant since the boy is not old enough  to marry. The boy’s father could not respond as he had said he did not want his son to do the test with sex workers to know if his penis was still working.

This threw those present into serious amusement and laughter.

A middle age man identified as Taoheeb was arrested over an allegation by the boy that the suspect touched him and his penis got missing.

The suspect was attacked due to the alarm raised by the boy before the police rescued him and took to the station.

The alleged penis disappearance happened at Idimu area where the boy had contact with the suspect along the road before he  was arrested and taken to the Command.

At the Police Command, the suspect denied ever taking the victim’s penis and swore that he was prepared to suffer any punishment if it was discovered that he took the boy’s penis.

However, police sources said the boy’s penis shrinked and he didn’t experience erection probably out of fear.

P.M.EXPRESS gathered that the drama really started when a suggestion was made for the boy to go and test his manhood with sex workers but her parents said it was against their faith and beside the boy was still young to be exposed to such thing.
It was then that the father called his female neighbour aside and pleaded with her to allow his son to have sex with her daughter in order to confirm that his penis was still working.

P.M.EXPRESS gathered that after the boy’s father could not answer the question posed by his female neighbour, he eventually took his son home  and did not return to the station.

When the police waited for the boy’s parents to report back to the station and they did not, the police released the suspect who was nearly mobbed as a result of the alarm raised by the boy.

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