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Many of our female clients seduce, offer us free s*x –Tatto artists
Having a tattoo done is considered as one of the trendiest thing to do in fashion, especially in Nigeria since the advent of the hip-hop culture. It is not quite hard to locate a tattoo artiste in almost every major parts of the country.
Tattooist are involved in the art of drawing tattoos on the body of their clients and some of the stakeholders in this industry have come out to open up on what they face with their clients, especially the female folks.
According to an artiste, some female clients seduce them and even offer them free sex for their services to humanity.
Saturday Punch took the time out to interview some of the popular tattoo artistes in Lagos and they have this to say about the thriving business:
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