Youths in Daudu community, Guma Local Government Area of Benue State on Sunday, November 1, staged a protest over alleged incessant disappearance of manhood in the village.

According to reports, manhood of seven men so far, have allegedly mysteriously disappeared in the community. A young man allegedly committed suicide on October 11, after he was accused of stealing another’s genital.

The protest which started at the Daudu main market led to a traffic gridlock on the Makurdi-Lafia highway for hours before police arrived and dispersed the crowd.

The acting traditional ruler of the community, Chief Chado Oliver (acting Tyoor of Daudu) said when the matter was reported to him, he told them to bring a victim so he could confirm their claims, but they haven’t done so.

Meanwhile, spokesperson of the State Police Command, DSP Catherine Anene said she is not aware of any disappearance of manhood.

Popular controversial journalist, Kemi Olunloyo, has taken a swipe at members of the Yoruba tribe in Nigeria who lack good personal hygiene.

The self-proclaimed investigative journalist took to her Twitter page to admonish Yorubas to scrub their tongues when brushing their teeth, which she says is better than using a chewing stick.

Read what she wrote below:-

A video making the rounds on social media has captured the moment a Nigerian soldier used scissors to cut a man’s hair in Peere, Ibadan.

Reports gathered that the soldier allegedly harrassed and extorted money from him, before he picked up a scissors to cut his hair.

In the video which is currently going viral, the young man was seen sitting on the bare floor, as the soldier grabbed a scissors to cut off his hair.

The video has sparked outrage on social media with most Nigerians condemning the act, especially after the series of protests against brutality and harassment.

Watch the video below:-