Popular Aphrodisiac seller and s*x therapist, Hauwa Saidu, popularly known as Jaruma, confirmed her arrest by the Nigerian Police.
In a video she shared on her Instagram page the businesswoman spoke from detention, and jested about being the next Nigerian President.
Rumours spread on social media that the s*x therapist was arrested after a viral picture of her arrest was taken in a police station circulated.
Attesting to her arrest, the businesswoman posted a two-minute video where she mentioned that people were making jest of her due to the arrest.
In her video, she also that she was arrested because she paid N10 million to someone and the person didn’t do the job she paid for.
Towards the end of the video, Jaruma noted that her experience was only a pattern through which she’d become the next President of Nigeria relating her ordeal with that of some former Presidents who according to her, went from prison to being President.
According to Jaruma, former President Olusegun Obasanjo and President, Mohammad Buhari were in prison before becoming presidents.
She said;
“For this, you know who your next president of Nigeria is going to be. Your girl, Jaruma. It’s a pattern and that has been the cause. This must happen to you and then you become president in Nigeria.”
While she captioned the video with,
“Jaruma live broadcast from Ningi Village Prison. It’s only two minutes. Please endeavor to watch till the end.
“Obasanjo prison = PRESIDENT. Buhari prison = PRESIDENT. Jaruma prison = FIRST FEMALE PRESIDENT OF NIGERIA INSHAALLAH (sic).
“Dear friends, apologize anytime you are wrong but if you are right, do not be intimidated. Stand and fight for your right.”
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