Posted by Samuel on Sun 21st Jul, 2024 - tori.ng
According to her, s*x is so important in marriage because it helps strengthen the bond between a husband and wife.
Mutiat Ajewarimi, a Nigerian entertainer, astrologer and therapist, who is popularly known as Oyin Entertainer has reiterated the importance of constant s*x in a marriage.
In one of her many thoughts on marriage she said God created husband and wife to have s*x often and not sparingly while highlighting s*xual rejection’s effect on marriage. Her advice is particularly to women who reject their husbands’ advances and entreaties for s*x.
According to her, s*x is so important in marriage because it helps strengthen the bond between a husband and wife.
“God did not create our bodies to crave s*x one time. I think God designed the body this way because he wants a husband and wife to have s*x often so that they will continually strengthen their bond with one another,” she said.
She added that s*x relieves stress, makes sleeping easier, good for the health, makes the man feel like a man and makes him overcome temptations.
“S*x helps men to be relieved of stress. So, help him destroy stress by sleeping with him and make him fall asleep easily after s*x. S*x helps your husband’s health; do you want him to live long? Sleep with him, it’s a form of exercise for him and it helps his prostate too.
“S*xual satisfaction and the response of their wives make men feel fulfilled totally as a man and s*xually fulfilled man will not likely sleep around, but a s*xually unfulfilled man is a danger going somewhere to happen,” she narrated.
Emanuella,Ugandan duo, Ghetto Kids, Rango Tengo to Storm Makayla Malaka Concert in Lagos
Kid Sensations Emanuella, Ghetto Kids, and Rango Tenge Tengo from Uganda to Join Makayla Malaka in Lagos Concert.
Makayla Malaka is gearing up for a spectacular concert that promises to celebrate and showcase the immense talent of young entertainers in Africa. This exciting event will see Makayla performing her fifth studio album live, joined by her star friends from different countries. The lineup includes Nigerian comedienne Emanuella, Ugandan kid sensations the Ghetto Kids, and Rango Tenge Tengo, all set to storm Lagos and deliver unforgettable performances.
The concert will take place on July 27 at Balmoral Hall, Federal Palace Hotel, Victoria Island, kicking off at 12 noon. In addition to the musical performances, attendees can look forward to free burgers and drinks courtesy of Burger King. This celebration of young talent is not to be missed.