“That man is trying to kill you” – Pharmacist tells women popping ‘morning after pills’ because their partners say they don’t enjoy sex with condoms

“That man is trying to kill you” – Pharmacist tells women popping ‘morning after pills’ because their partners say they don’t enjoy sex with condoms

Nigerian pharmacist, Blessing Mary Ocheido, has warned sexually active women against the abuse of morning after pills.

The pharmacist, in a post shared via Facebook, told women who abuse contraceptive pills because their men say they don’t enjoy sex with condoms, that such partners do not have their interests at heart.

 

 

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In her words,

“If you are a sexually active woman popping morning after pills (e.g postinor) like vitamins because your partner says they don’t “enjoy” sex with condoms, I just want you to know that that person really hates you and is trying to kill you.”

In other news, the police have seized 324,000 used condoms which were being recycled for resale to the general public in Vietnam.

Authorities confiscated the unlabeled rubber contraceptives during a raid at a warehouse situated at Hoa Nhut Quarter, Tan Vinh Hiep Ward, Binh Duong Province, located in southern Vietnam over the weekend.

 

 

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Officials said factory workers were tasked with washing, drying, and reshaping the condoms with wooden dildos.

33 year-old Pham Thi Thanh Ngoc, who owns the warehouse was arrested during the raid. She admitted that an unidentified person delivers the used condoms to the warehouse once a month. According to local news site VN Explore, she cleaned, dried, and sorted the condoms before reselling them to the public as new.

Local reports said the condoms were being supplied to hotels and market stalls close to the warehouse. It was also discovered that thousands of repackaged condoms had already been sold to the unsuspecting public.

A government official said, “Condoms are classified as medical items, so we will take a look at the several laws that the owner has broken”.