THE DISTURBING TREND OF “PORTA POTTY” AMONG DUBAI GIRLS IN NIGERIA
THE DISTURBING TREND OF “PORTA POTTY” AMONG DUBAI GIRLS IN NIGERIA: A CALL TO ACTION
This investigative report was carried out by Mayegun Research Team. Below is the abridged version.
INVESTIGATIVE REPORT: The Alarming Rise of Nigerian Women’s Involvement in Dubai’s ‘Porta Potty’ Scandal
In recent years, a disturbing trend has emerged involving some Nigerian women being lured into degrading and exploitative activities in Dubai, under the guise of quick riches and glamorous lifestyles. This phenomenon, commonly referred to as the “Porta Potty” scandal, involves wealthy individuals paying women to participate in humiliating acts—most notoriously, being defecated on—in exchange for large sums of money.
WHAT IS THE ‘PORTA POTTY’ SCANDAL?
“Porta Potty” is a slang term for a scandalous practice where rich men—mainly from parts of the Middle East—pay women, often social media influencers, to travel for luxury trips and parties. However, behind the luxury is a vile reality: the women are subjected to inhumane acts involving feces, urine, and other degrading fetishes.
These women are recruited via social media, where promises of flights, designer bags, and thousands of dollars lure them into a world of exploitation. What starts as a dream trip ends in trauma and irreversible shame.
THE NIGERIAN CONNECTION
More and more Nigerian women, especially from urban areas, are reportedly involved in these illicit activities. Economic desperation, social media pressure to “live large,” and peer influence play a major role. Some women even see it as a means to “secure the bag” quickly—without fully understanding the physical, psychological, and social damage involved.
THE HIDDEN COST
Many participants suffer from long-lasting health issues—exposure to human waste can lead to life-threatening infections. Mentally, the trauma can lead to depression, anxiety, and suicidal thoughts. Socially, women caught in this web often return home unable to rebuild their lives due to shame, blackmail, or social rejection.
In one high-profile case, a model was found severely injured after reportedly attending a “Porta Potty” party. Stories like this are only the tip of the iceberg.
LEGAL AND SOCIAL RISKS
In the UAE, acts involving indecency, sex work, or public misconduct are illegal. Participants risk arrest, deportation, and a permanent criminal record. Worse still, many victims are filmed and blackmailed afterward. These videos may surface online, ruining reputations and future prospects.
A WARNING TO YOUNG LADIES
Dear Nigerian sisters,
No amount of money is worth your dignity. These “Porta Potty” arrangements are not glamorous—they are traps that leave you broken, scarred, and ashamed. You deserve better.
Value yourself beyond material things.
Don’t be deceived by what you see on Instagram—most of it is fake.
Say NO to exploitation, even when wrapped in designer clothing and private jets.
WHAT SOCIETY MUST DO
Education: Schools, churches, and mosques must talk openly about this trend and its dangers.
Empowerment: Government and NGOs should offer job training, mentorship, and financial opportunities for young women.
Justice: Crack down on recruiters and traffickers, both locally and internationally.
CONCLUSION
This is not just about Dubai. It’s about a broken system that preys on vulnerable young women. As a society, we must speak out, educate, and protect. Let us help our sisters see that their worth lies not in someone’s toilet fetish—but in their potential, talent, and dignity.
Let’s choose pride over pennies. Let’s say NO to “Porta Potty.”