Anselm Tabansi’s Narrow Escape With The Dread Of House Wives, Matharoo Twins

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Like strapping ramparts in life’s sea of scams, the wiles of Jyoti and Kiran Matharoo could stretch for miles. And you did still hang on every word and fall to the random fiddle of the Indian twin-menace.

But of all the billionaire victims of these ladies, one discerning and very fortunate dude was able to save his hide and hard-earned money. He was able to save his business too. His name is Anselm Tabansi, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Fahrenheit Hospitality Brand. Many people do not know that when the Matharoo sisters landed in Nigeria, their Anselm Tabansi
first major contact point was Tabansi’s Fahrenheit Hotel.

The sisters took up residence at the hotel and soon they opened ‘shop’, luring an endless stream of patrons into their pleasure suites. Having struck a pleasant friendship with Tabansi and major executives of the hotel, the duo were able to cross several bounds.
Immediately Tabansi saw what his exotic ‘customers’ were doing with his hotel, he swung into action and initiated measures to dislodge them from their rented suites before they turned the exclusive boutique hospitality brand into a seedy brothel.

Before he summoned tact and courage to eject the Matharoos from his hotel, the Indian girls had built a long list of clientele among Nigeria’s filthy rich. The Matharoos are known for their deviousness. They dismantle little by little and pick you apart piece by piece, as they edge you closer to the precipice. Your curiosity is titillated by their tantalizing nothings.

They whisper to draw you near, with promises of eternal pleasure they never intend to keep. All they manage to give is fleeting pleasure but Tabansi was undoubtedly too smart for their con.

Soon after they set up shop in the country, the Indian sisters and courtesans fled in a hail of storm and invectives of angry housewives who virtually lost their billionaire husbands to the duo. At the last count, the sisters allegedly raked in over $700, 000 from their liaisons with their billionaire clients. Since they returned to the country, the Indian siblings have reestablished their niche as the extreme fetish of the filthy-rich.

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