Entertainment
How Leisure Spot Owners Promote Strip Dancing, Sex Trade
It is no gainsaying the fact
that the scramble for supremacy among leisure spot owners in Nigeria have pushed many of them to devise devious and amorous ways of attracting and keeping clients. A recent investigation by The Tide entertainment reveals that the ‘modus operandi’ of this hotel and nude club operators include engaging young girls of between 18 and 38 years of age to work for them as strippers and sex-hawkers.
The strippers dance provocatively nude to lascivious music in their bars. The strippers take turns to entertain guests, the dance steps are mostly obscene, the stripers unveil and weired style of twisting, flexing, rotating and spinning round the pole and throwing herself up before cascading upside down or slidding downward in slow motion with her legs and feet holding tight at the top pole, while her head is towards the floor like a python climbing down from an Iroko tree proudly revealing her private part by spreading her two legs wide for all to see.
The stripper further struts her breasts and yanks of her underwear with a lot of skill, she begins another form of exotic act as she rubs her body on men, performing a lap dance, which is cuddling the body to make a request while the men look in admiration as the dancer pulls off her underwear reading their private parts.
Some of the men who get aroused move behind the centre stage and engage in sexual acts with the dancers for a fee usually between N1000 and N5000, people watch the acts as the stripper mourns loudly to attract attention. The sex hawkers easily go haywire when they sight expatriate man who usually come to unwind in such hangouts. Some of the girls release all the tricks in their bag to seduce the men to have sex with them.
However, some of the patron sometimes decline having sex opting instead for the lap dance for a fee of N1000 as having sex at the VIP inner chamber is expensive, it goes as high as N15,000 just for a shot time. Most of the sex hawkers go to the extrance by having anal sex in the flirting with a customer is never a big deal for strippers because two men can share a stripper for a lap dance.
The scenes at the night clubs are bizarre and reprehensible, you pay the usual entrance fee to gain access into the open room harbouring the dance floor, once inside the building, sex hawkers in bikinis and proactive shops smile at the sight of any man in an effort to get attention. Enhance fee is some of the clubs buy drinks which are equally expensive about 9.00pm. Lasts till 5.00 am the next day over investigations reveal that this shameful practice of the nude club owners, hotellier mud other entertainment hang outs operators which is prevalent in Lagos has eroded other state capitals and their environs in the country, including the Federal Capital Territory (FCT). Port Harcourt, the Garden City of Nigeria and home of entertainment in Nigeria, is not left out of this strip dancing saga as the practice has become a norm among. Some of the leisure spot owners in other to retain their customers and smile to the bank at the end of the day.
Some of the notorious areas in the state capital and its environs include: The GRA Axis where you have standard hotels, clubs and other exclusive hotels, clubs and other exclusive hang outs that provide unlimited raw fun to their teeming clients. Other areas include: Rumuola Junction, Hotel Presidential axis, GRA junction, Eliozu, Rukpokwu, Azikiwe Road in Mile 2 Diobu as well as other nooks and crannies of the state capital and its neighbourning towns.
In these areas, men who ordinarily look responsible swarn the frontage of hotels and other leisure spots with exotic cars and spend quality time inside the bars with the women of easy virtue, made girls and other sex hawkers display their wares obtrusively to the administration of the male customers who flood the pubs to catch fun particularly during the weekends and public holidays.
However, many residents of the state has condemned this development as unfortunate and not in our character and therefore called for restrain as it promotes immorality in the state.
Fun lovers at AY and comedy event in Port Harcourt.
The Performing Musicians Employers Association of Nigeria ( PMAN) Rivers State
Chapter, PHALGA Unit is expected to hold the annual festive entertainment event tagged ‘Town Carnival’ today, in Port Harcourt.
The event would be used to honour the late coordinator of the unit, Comrade Vinning Simeon Ileberi popularly called (Vinta 60).
This was made available to the Tide Entertainment Yesterday by the coordinator PMAN PHALGA Unit, Comrade Tamunoiduabia Okosimiema, popularly known as (Jesus Wonder Boy)
According to him, the event which usually last for five days within the first week of every December at the Caniriv stand located at Aggrey Road, Port Harcourt Township would be held for a day this year.
” This year’s carnival is organized in remembrance of our late Comrade Ileberi who is also the brain behind the Port Harcourt Town carnival,” he said.
Meanwhile Entertainers expected to perform live at the event include Canadian Twins, K-Classy, Mc FM Boy, P-Music, Marksiobi, Dawix, Glor’ys Flow, Mc Akunamatata, Mc MP2 , and Mc Oliver Da polos
Nancy Briggs
Entertainment
“The Legal Day” 2025: Alliance Française Port Harcourt, Moves to Promote French Via Law
In a bid to promote the French language through law and build bridges between communities the Alliance Française Port Harcourt, in collaboration with the Embassy of France in Nigeria has organized the 2025 edition of “La Journée du Droit” (“The Legal Day”)
The event which took place at Alliance Française auditorium was a civic and linguistic celebration designed to help learners of French Language and young citizens discover the importance of law in everyday life.
The Tide Entertainment reports that the event featured interactive quiz sessions, exploring legal rules and civic principles in Nigeria, France, Africa and beyond, pointing out both the similarities and differences between legal systems around the world.
Throughout the day, the event featured interactive quiz sessions exploring legal rules and civic principles in Nigeria, France, Africa, and beyond, highlighting both the similarities and differences between legal systems around the world.
The initiative was aimed at encouraging reflection on the rights and responsibilities shared by all citizens and to promote the values of justice, equality, and mutual respect through the French language.
The programme which had two sessions, (Morning and Afternoon session) witnessed the participation of about 150 students from various levels of education. Ranging from the Primary, Secondary, and tertiary institution for an engaging experience of civic and legal concepts.
Schools in attendance included Surebloom International School, Pleroma High School, Casterly Rock Secondary School, and TotalEnergies Port Harcourt School.
The morning sessions saw the Participation of Alliance Française students in an interactive quiz, enhancing their French comprehension while exploring civic notions.
While the Afternoon session had students from the University of Port Harcourt – UNIPORT (French Language and Law Departments), students from the French Department from both Ignatius Ajuru University of Education and Rivers State University joined in the final rounds of the competition.
According to the director of Alliance Française Port Harcourt, Mrs Marina Lacal, all quiz questions were presented in French, then translated into English to ensure full understanding by participants, saying that winners received special prizes, as all attendees took home souvenirs from the educational and convivial event.
Mrs Lacal said that the diplomatic and educational initiative event “La Journée du Droit” (The Legal Day) sought to promote the French language through law, highlight the capacity of law to build bridges between communities and emphasize law as one of the pillars of French diplomacy.
“Through this initiative, the Alliance Française Port Harcourt continues its mission to foster intercultural dialogue, civic awareness, and the learning of French as a language of knowledge, culture, and citizenship,”?she?added.
The Garden City of Rivers State Port Harcourt at the weekend joined other parts of the world to celebrate the World Music Day, 2025, as Alliance Française showcases talents.
The event which is internationally known as Fête de la musique was held at cultural hall of the Alliance Française was a remarkable concert with memorable experience.
The event brought together music lovers, students, Artistes and members of the community For an exciting evening live performances and cultural exchange.
The Tide Entertainment reports that the world Music Day, which was created 1982 in France by the then Minister of culture, Jack Lang, ‘ Fête de la Musique’ is now celebrated in more than 100 countries every 21st June, marking the first day of summer with free concerts and musical showcases in public spaces.
In Port Harcourt, the Alliance Française honoured the tradition by spotlighting four(4) emerging artistes offering a platform to young talents shaping the city’s contemporary scene.
The audience enjoyed an unforgettable moments as they were entertained by the powerful performances from Preach A, who is known for blending fitness culture with spoken words and rhythm.
Also, artiste Emmayany delivering a vibrant fusion of afrobeat and afro pop. A singer, song writer and a performing artiste with a distinct sound.
Others were Amarachy Uko, a sensational singer with passion for soul , R&B, pop music and afrobeat.
While DJ Prospel closed the night with an energetic DJ set that got the entire hall dancing.
Earlier, the Director, Alliance Française, Port Harcourt Mrs Marina Lacal high lighted the mission of the Alliance Française saying that the event was more than a concert.
According to her, the event was put together by the Alliance Française to promote cultural diversity and foster artistic expression by connecting a long standing French tradition with creativity of the local music scene, adding that the event offerers an avenue for dialogue between culture and generations.
She stated that the event is used to promote professional and bring amateur artistes to limelight via the platform of the Alliance Française which is aimed at promoting the French Language through cultural heritage.
She explained that the celebration is also a broader series of Fête de la musique activities organized by the 10 Alliance Française across Nigeria in sync with concerts held in France and around the world simultaneously.
She further noted that the occasion reaffirms the role of Alliance Française as a cultural bridge, one where French heritage meets the pulses of Nigerian youth.
It would be recalled that no fewer than 19 artistes applied to perform at the event in Port Harcourt, but only four got approval for appearance.
