WE EARN 3MILLION NAIRA DAILY IN NIGERIA AND PASTORS ARE PART OF OUR CUSTOMERS

WE EARN 3MILLION NAIRA DAILY IN NIGERIA AND PASTORS ARE PART OF OUR CUSTOMERS - S.AFRICAN STRIPPERS

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Two South African ex%tic dancers (str+ppers) have sparked intense online conversation after appearing on Nedu Wazobia’s Clarity Zone podcast, where they spoke openly about their income and life as mothers to nine-year-old children.

One of the guests explained that her journey into ex%tic dancing began after visiting Nigeria.

According to her, the pay from her former job as a radio presenter in South Africa could not compare with what she heard dancers were earning in Nigeria. That financial reality, she said, convinced her to make the switch.

The second guest stunned listeners when she revealed that her daily earnings range between ₦2.5 million and ₦3 million, describing that figure as her “least” take-home on some days. The disclosure quickly became one of the most talked-about moments of the podcast.

Beyond the money, the conversation took a more personal turn when both women confirmed they are mothers.

Each has a nine-year-old child, but they approach parenting and disclosure very differently. One said her son is aware of her work after accidentally seeing a video on her phone, while the other revealed that her daughter does not know what she does for a living.

The dancers also claimed that their profession attracts clients from all walks of life, including Pastors and highly respected figures, a statement that further fueled reactions online.

Their appearance has since ignited debates on social media about wealth, morality, parenting, and the growing visibility of Nigeria’s nightlife economy, with many users divided over the choices and realities shared on the podcast.

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