Woman forces licking

Bulawayo woman forces 21 year old man to lick her privates after he failed to pay five dollars he owed her.

An explicit video from Bulawayo has gone viral in which a 28 year old woman forced a 21 year old young man to lick her privates as settlement for a five dollar debt that he owed her.

According to the Southern Eye, the bizarre incident took place two weeks ago at the woman’s residence.

The unfortunate or is it fortunate y0ung man (name withheld) hails from Old Luveve in Bulawayo was forced to lick Nonono Golintethe Masonto (28) while her naked friend Gladys Tshuma videoed the act with her smartphone. The young man claims that Masonto dragged him to her house one morning and forced him to lick her privates as punishment for failing to repay the $5 he owed her.

“I owed Masonto $5 and two weeks ago she dragged me to her room and undressed him before forcing me to suck her private parts,” the man said yesterday.

“I tried to resist, but she insisted. She also ordered me to lick Tshuma’s private parts, but I resisted.” The four-minute video clip of the lewd act, which has gone viral, showed the man licking Masonto’s private parts.

In the video, Masonto could be heard barking orders to the young man to give her oral pleasure till she org*smed!

Tshuma, the camerawoman could be heard giggling and shouting that “these boys are nice”.

Neighbours who spoke to reporters said Masonto’s room had been turned into a prostitutes’ haven.

“The place is like hell and we were failing to cope with the kind of life they lived. “You would see boys as young as 18 years getting into that room,” said one neighbour. Masonto was said to be away in Masvingo when reporters visited her house, but six police details were at the residence investigating the issue.

Contacted for comment the camerawoman Gladys Tshuma denied filming the act saying Masonto did it herself, the police however took her to Mzilikazi Police Station by for further questioning while the man was led away to Luveve Police Station.

Bulawayo provincial police spokesperson Inspector Mandlenkosi Moyo was not readily available for comment.