Eastern Ugandan Women Scramble for Pieces of a Dead Croc’s Male Organ For Use as a Fetish Love Potion

When it comes to sustaining a happy marriage relationship, Ugandan women never rest on their laurels. Not so long ago, locals from the Eastern Ugandan district of Jinja  killed a huge Crocodile by the banks of river Nile which turned out to be a male. Crocs are delicacies in my part of the world, but their skins are also highly prized in the black market for the unique leather it offers.However, little did many Ugandans know that the  male organs of a Croc are also powerful love potions!

When news of the dead male Croc went around, a respected local witch doctor told woman in tumultuous marital relationships in the neighbohood that  putting a little slice of the male organ of a Croc into the food of their husbands would end once and for all, the straying and habitual cheating their hubbies  indulged in with other women. The witch further added that women who served their husbands with this unique love portion would never again have to worry about having to share their men with other women.

No sooner had those skinning the Croc discarded the offals and a big chunk of flesh from around the genital area of the dead reptile than a massive scramble for this body part  started.  Determined to save their marriages, these women from Jinja district got embroiled in the scramble for the Croc’s  genital so intensely that some women left the scene with injuries while others who were lucky to land big catches were selling off some of their pieces very exorbitantly. Those who had neither money to buy the pieces nor enough strength to scramble for the prized  Croc love potion were visibly  distraught and looking like their entire world had collapsed.

By their very nature,  Ugandan men are promiscuous while others enjoy polygamous relationships which leave many married women hurting, yet culturally, these women have nothing much they can do to bring their men to order. The sudden death of a male Croc in the neighborhood was the only chance these women had on their hands, to deal with their men.