In Ndokoti, Douala, a 20-year-old woman is surprised to collect a client's urine in a can. Arrested, she remains silent. The mystery remains complete. In the hot district of Ndokoti, in Douala, a young woman was surprised by her client transferring her urine into a small can. Both were kept on sight. He asked for his urine. As one asks for a forgotten object. "Take me back my urine!" The sentence, reported by Cameraon Tribune, has enough to make…
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In Ndokoti, Douala, a 20-year-old woman is surprised to collect a client's urine in a can. Arrested, she remains silent. The mystery remains complete. In the hot district of Ndokoti, in Douala, a young woman was surprised by her client transferring her urine into a small can. Both were kept on sight. He asked for his urine. As one asks for a forgotten object. "Take me back my urine!" The sentence, reported by Cameraon Tribune, has enough to make…