Below is an article by Julie
Masiga revealing why the beatification of Sister Nyaatha is the gratification
of s3x workers.
So it’s looking like
s3x workers are having quite a profitable time of it, as hundreds of thousands
of faithful converge in Nyeri town for the beatification of Sister Nyaatha. I
suppose we shouldn’t really be surprised. Why wouldn’t they? In a gathering of
300,000 people plus, assuming it would be an approximate 50/50, male/female
split, any s3x worker worth their salt would be able to find a customer....or
twenty! In fact, more than likely, they will have more work than they can
handle...hence the trooping of the masses in the run-up to the saintly event.
For the s3x workers, the three official days of the beatification will probably
be the slowest, because folks might be feeling maybe a bit too spiritual to
indulge in the temptations of the flesh. Luckily for them, an estimated 1,000
visitors have been visiting every day since April.
That’s a lot of
business. The s3x work industry is so dynamic. Players move with speed and
alacrity as soon as word goes out that there is money to be made. Farmers know
this only too well. They spend a good chunk of their annual bonuses on ladies
and gents of the night. The same scenario replicates itself whenever locals
around the country come into big money. S3x workers are very efficient when it
comes to separating folks from their cash, especially when that cash has just
been earned. It’s as if they catch the scent of bank notes burning a hole in an
otherwise-poor- person’s pocket.
After a particularly large windfall, some
people will walk into a bar and buy everyone in the room a drink, and others
will buy a room and pay a prostitute to bring the house down. And now that the
State is compensating land owners whose parcels are in the path of the Standard
Gauge Railway, can you imagine the millions that are being invested in the s3x
work sector? Okay maybe not millions, but a colossal amount of money, I reckon.
What a boon! It sounds so easy, but we have to remember that these workers are
trading their bodies for cash, quite literally putting their mouths where their
money is.
Maybe the divine mist
that has descended over Nyeri - thanks to Sister Nyaatha’s elevation to
sainthood - will lend its healing qualities to the men and women whose temples
are continually defiled, just so they can make a living. Regardless, the hotel
industry at the foot of Mt Kenya, has had to increase its bed capacity to
accommodate the massive inflow of visitors. No doubt they will come in handy
for all the stakeholders.
It’s a blissful time for everyone involved, whether
they are enjoying the happiness of heaven, or indulging in the pleasures of the
earthly realm. But you have to wonder, given that prostitutes have flocked to
Nyeri to provide a s3xual service to a largely religious crowd: What is worse
in the general realm of carnality and the ‘works of the flesh’?
Adults having
consensual s3x for a fee, or priests having their wicked way with boys?
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