Madam ran £1milion-a-year 'banker's brothel' from London mews house "This was a highly profitable operation, where Ms Fosuhene was the person who checked in the customers," said Judge Jeremy McMullen QC. Her contribution was managing the brothel, allocating the girls to customers and from time to time handed over payment to the girls. She did not play a minimal role. But the court was told Fosuhene was paid a pittance for her efforts and was cradling her own class A drug habit during a year-long stint in charge. She received £50-a-day for working in the brothel, which was less than the prostitutes', said defence counsel John Lyons. Mr Lyons said Fosuhene, who has now moved back in with her parents, is still regularly taking cocaine. "She is using cocaine currently, she says one to two times a week," he said. She used it three times in the last seven days and purchased a gram to two grams of cocaine a week. Fosuhene's cohorts in the brothel operation included south London schoolteacher Sorient Sigba, 54, Simon Earl, 58, and wine broker Michael Wallen, 50. In a text message to Sigba one customer wrote 'I'm in the mood for a total f*** fest. Having two girls who f*** like rabbits to get me in the mood would be good. The business was opened at the leasehold property in 2006 and reams of paperwork and credit card bills seized when police smashed the sex ring showed annual turnover was more than £1m. Undercover officers from the Met Police's Human Exploitation and Organised Crime Command infiltrated the vice den after being approached by minicab drivers outside the City Burlesque club, in Farringdon. Fosuhene opened the door to the officers in July 2011 before introducing five scantily clad girls aged between 20 and 25. During a second visit in October 2011, the driver who ferried the officers to the brothel told Fosuhene he was 'looking for a real good party'. Judge McMullen sentenced her to nine months in prison suspended for two years, and ordered her to complete a six month drug rehabilitation and supervision order to tackle her cocaine addiction. "You were a low level player but your role was important," he said. A jury previously convicted Sigba of conspiracy to control prostitution for gain and conspiracy to transfer criminal property, while Earl, Wallen and Fosuhene all pleaded guilty to their roles. Sigba was jailed for three years after trial, Earl, of Kemnal Warren, Kemnal Road, Chislehurst, Kent, received a two-year sentence, and Wallen, of Geldeston Road, Hackney, east London, was jailed for two years and five months. Fosuhene pleaded guilty to managing a brothel used for prostitution and two counts of supplying cocaine.