One instance I have not written about yet occurred in Nigeria. I will relate this one and others might add their experiences, if any, of Africa.I might add others later, but this one in my view is very typical.
It involved the American Military Attache to Nigeria, who had a very pretty wife. It was his first posting to an embassy and his first posting outside USA, so it was all quite new to him and his wife.
He noticed that there were a number of Nigerians who were in attendance on embassy functions but was not clear on their role. When they approached him in a firendly open way, he according to his brief decided he should try and make friends with these local people. The (4Nr) Nigerians give advice on places to go and places to avoid and other tips on life in Nigeria and he and his wife soon accepted them as new helpful Nigerian friends.
One evening the Nigerians asked why they had not imported their car from America and sold it in Nigeria. This couple had not really thought of but the Nigerians explained how it worked and how they could import 'tax free' and sell at a much better price than their car cost in America even after shipping costs.
Cautiously they asked around other Americans at the embassy and discovered this was 'legitimate' and many of the staff had done it so they went ahead using the Nigerians as 'agents.' Their car was imported and sold at a very handsome profit.
The Nigerians then asked why they did not do the same with his wife's car..,'his wife did not have a car'...'so buy a second hand car tell the Nigerian 'authorities' it was his wife's'. They found this was also above board and legitimate and made another very profitable deal.
After this the Nigerians suggested they do it all again, but now this would be 'illegal.' The Nigerians shrugged. Corruption was the way of life in Nigeria. They would have to grease a few palms, but it would not be a problem 'everyone was doing it, why not them.' By this time they had been in Nigeria for a few months and realised that 'backhanders' was the normal way of doing business and an accepted way of life. After some discussion between themselves they agreed.
For the next few months they ‘illegally’ imported several more cars making a lot of money.
Then after six months of this the Nigerians, over drinks and a meal at the couples flat, announced that they felt this had gone on long enough and it should be brought to close before any caught on to what they were doing. However they knew another way to make money….
The couple then listened in a mix of shock and concern as the Nigerians pointed out that his wife was so very pretty she had come to the notice of some important people. In the government, and among the African and Arab diplomats and the rich Nigerian businessmen mixing in these circles. They had been approached by several of these men who had expressed an ‘interest’ in his wife and they were confident they could all make a lot more money if his wife was willing to make herself available to them…
‘Wait a minute, you’re talking about prostituting my wife…no way…’
The Nigerians had expected this response and came prepared. They lay down in front of the couple all the paperwork ‘signed by the couple’ that proved they had imported and profited from several cars illegally. If the couple did not agree they would take the paperwork to the authorities. Their diplomatic status may protect them to a certain extend but it would embarrass the American government and the American Ambassador in Nigeria. Their posting would be cut short and he would probably never be employed in the embassy circuit again and the high profile career the couple had seen for the husband would be over, in addition he might be drummed out of the Marines in ‘shame and dishonour.’
Alternatively they could guarantee the couple $500 dollars a night, perhaps 5 nights of the week, perhaps more, for the next 18 months $195,000 tax free income, all the sex his wife had ever dreamed about and no problems with his career and future…
The couple were given ten minutes to think about it.
They agreed, or at least his wife agreed to go along with it, and her husband hoped to find a way out of this mess.
The Nigerians announced that to ‘seal the deal’ all four of them were going to fuck his wife that night.
His wife was led off the bedroom and the door left open.
The other 3 sat with the husband drinking and playing cards, both distracting him and reassuring him.
There was little noise from the bedroom and eventually the first Nigerian came out and a second went into the bedroom.
During the second fucking he heard his wife starting to groan; moaning, and then squealing in excitement. They Africans just grinned at him and continued drinking and chatting.
The remaining two Nigerians duly took their turn with his wife’s excitement now clear and obvious as they both fucked her.
The next night the Nigerians called and he watched them lead his wife off to her first customer.
The diplomatic parties now took a new twist. He would arrive at a new party/reception and one of the Nigerians with a whispered word would lead his wife off to a side room where African and Arab diplomats were waiting for the pretty wife of the American Military attaché to get on her knees and suck them off.
(I personally have been to diplomatic parties in Harare where my own wife often was similarly led off from the main reception and have spoken to other white wives of expats in similar situations, one who remarked that these receptions were just as much ‘meat market’ for the African men as any night club back home, just ‘better quality meat.’)
His wife commented that she found it all very exciting sexually, but that she ‘feared’ the Nigerians.
While the Nigerians came good with the $500 a night they soon realised the Nigerians were making a lot more money themselves. Perhaps $500 a night for each of the 4 and more.
They worried the Nigerians would never let such ‘profits’ slip out of their grasp and eventually fled the county across a land border into Benin. They believed they would be stopped if they tried to leave through any airport, or port, having realised these 4 men were part of the fearsome Nigerian Mafia
It involved the American Military Attache to Nigeria, who had a very pretty wife. It was his first posting to an embassy and his first posting outside USA, so it was all quite new to him and his wife.
He noticed that there were a number of Nigerians who were in attendance on embassy functions but was not clear on their role. When they approached him in a firendly open way, he according to his brief decided he should try and make friends with these local people. The (4Nr) Nigerians give advice on places to go and places to avoid and other tips on life in Nigeria and he and his wife soon accepted them as new helpful Nigerian friends.
One evening the Nigerians asked why they had not imported their car from America and sold it in Nigeria. This couple had not really thought of but the Nigerians explained how it worked and how they could import 'tax free' and sell at a much better price than their car cost in America even after shipping costs.
Cautiously they asked around other Americans at the embassy and discovered this was 'legitimate' and many of the staff had done it so they went ahead using the Nigerians as 'agents.' Their car was imported and sold at a very handsome profit.
The Nigerians then asked why they did not do the same with his wife's car..,'his wife did not have a car'...'so buy a second hand car tell the Nigerian 'authorities' it was his wife's'. They found this was also above board and legitimate and made another very profitable deal.
After this the Nigerians suggested they do it all again, but now this would be 'illegal.' The Nigerians shrugged. Corruption was the way of life in Nigeria. They would have to grease a few palms, but it would not be a problem 'everyone was doing it, why not them.' By this time they had been in Nigeria for a few months and realised that 'backhanders' was the normal way of doing business and an accepted way of life. After some discussion between themselves they agreed.
For the next few months they ‘illegally’ imported several more cars making a lot of money.
Then after six months of this the Nigerians, over drinks and a meal at the couples flat, announced that they felt this had gone on long enough and it should be brought to close before any caught on to what they were doing. However they knew another way to make money….
The couple then listened in a mix of shock and concern as the Nigerians pointed out that his wife was so very pretty she had come to the notice of some important people. In the government, and among the African and Arab diplomats and the rich Nigerian businessmen mixing in these circles. They had been approached by several of these men who had expressed an ‘interest’ in his wife and they were confident they could all make a lot more money if his wife was willing to make herself available to them…
‘Wait a minute, you’re talking about prostituting my wife…no way…’
The Nigerians had expected this response and came prepared. They lay down in front of the couple all the paperwork ‘signed by the couple’ that proved they had imported and profited from several cars illegally. If the couple did not agree they would take the paperwork to the authorities. Their diplomatic status may protect them to a certain extend but it would embarrass the American government and the American Ambassador in Nigeria. Their posting would be cut short and he would probably never be employed in the embassy circuit again and the high profile career the couple had seen for the husband would be over, in addition he might be drummed out of the Marines in ‘shame and dishonour.’
Alternatively they could guarantee the couple $500 dollars a night, perhaps 5 nights of the week, perhaps more, for the next 18 months $195,000 tax free income, all the sex his wife had ever dreamed about and no problems with his career and future…
The couple were given ten minutes to think about it.
They agreed, or at least his wife agreed to go along with it, and her husband hoped to find a way out of this mess.
The Nigerians announced that to ‘seal the deal’ all four of them were going to fuck his wife that night.
His wife was led off the bedroom and the door left open.
The other 3 sat with the husband drinking and playing cards, both distracting him and reassuring him.
There was little noise from the bedroom and eventually the first Nigerian came out and a second went into the bedroom.
During the second fucking he heard his wife starting to groan; moaning, and then squealing in excitement. They Africans just grinned at him and continued drinking and chatting.
The remaining two Nigerians duly took their turn with his wife’s excitement now clear and obvious as they both fucked her.
The next night the Nigerians called and he watched them lead his wife off to her first customer.
The diplomatic parties now took a new twist. He would arrive at a new party/reception and one of the Nigerians with a whispered word would lead his wife off to a side room where African and Arab diplomats were waiting for the pretty wife of the American Military attaché to get on her knees and suck them off.
(I personally have been to diplomatic parties in Harare where my own wife often was similarly led off from the main reception and have spoken to other white wives of expats in similar situations, one who remarked that these receptions were just as much ‘meat market’ for the African men as any night club back home, just ‘better quality meat.’)
His wife commented that she found it all very exciting sexually, but that she ‘feared’ the Nigerians.
While the Nigerians came good with the $500 a night they soon realised the Nigerians were making a lot more money themselves. Perhaps $500 a night for each of the 4 and more.
They worried the Nigerians would never let such ‘profits’ slip out of their grasp and eventually fled the county across a land border into Benin. They believed they would be stopped if they tried to leave through any airport, or port, having realised these 4 men were part of the fearsome Nigerian Mafia
