A couple weeks ago, I ran across a research paper  that inadvertently answered one of those awkward questions that so few people get the chance to talk about: How long does the average man last in bed? I was particularly interested in this study because men’s prowess in the bedroom is often exaggerated, and this study provided an opportunity to shed some light on the truth. The study is (sadly) locked behind a paywall, so I’ll do my best to reproduce the results here. Read Also:- How I went from 85kg to 54kg in 2 months only You see, these researchers were actually studying premature ejaculation. To do so, they recruited about 500 random heterosexual couples from The Netherlands, Spain, Turkey, the UK, and the US and asked them to track the duration of their sexual encounters using a timer and diary. The researchers asked the couples to start the timer as soon as vaginal penetration occurred, and stop the timer as soon as the man ejaculated. Quite romantic, as you might imagine. Read

American superstar Chris Brown was filmed dancing to Naira Marley’s “Soapy” at a gathering on Friday, July 26 . Chris Brown, whose music collaboration titled “Blow my mind” with Nigerian singer Davido was released on Friday , could be seen doing the soapy dance in the video. Naira Marley announced the release of the single ‘soapy’ with its dance routine on June 30. The dance, which has gained traction on social media, has controversies surrounding it, with many criticizing it on the grounds that it encourages masturbation. Though some Nigerian celebrities have criticised the dance, some still perform it. Watch the video below

Amara Chisom who is in her 4th marriage has taken to social media to blast her ex-husbands, feminists and other women for talking bad about her. Amara who is a relationship and marriage expert was in a controversial divorce proceeding with ex-husband last year. She has maintained a low profile since marrying her 4th husband until recently In a recent rant, Amara wrote a dissertation. SEE BELOW "I am one of the few women who still hold on to cultural and family values when it comes to marriage. In fact, my few friends say I behave like women of the 60s. I am an old soul. My dad raised me with strong cultural and Christian values. When an ex was vomiting all sorts of lies against me, I wasn’t bothered by all that was coming from him and his evil supporters, most of who are radical and frustrated feminists who hate me for my views on marriage and relationship. I saw it more like an attack from hell against my ministry.  All I said to myself was, I know who I am; God and th

Nigerian music is popping in big ways and the country is loaded with a lot of tremendous artists in almost every genre.  In this article, we'll be putting a spotlight on 4 artists we believe will make an impact on the music scene this year.  Blaqbonez  Blaqbonez  has been in the music game for a long while now but he really started popping in 2018 when he dropped his Bad Boy Blaq project in 2018.  The project was met with a lot of critical acclaim and Baqbonez has been viewed as one of the rappers making Hip-hop relevant again.  This year, he teamed up with  M.I, Loose Kaynon  and  A-Q  for the Martell hip-hop cypher which became a trending topic within few hours of its release.  He then released  Bad Boy Blaq: Re-Up,  a sequel to the project he released in 2018. The new project featured the likes of  YCEE, Boj, CKay, Vector, Moelogo  and  Pretty Boy D-O.  Blaq has already started 2019 with a bang and he seems poised to keep the same energy throughout 2019.  Santi The N

Fashion Designer, Uche Nnaji has written on how worrisome it is now that most Nigerian youths are engaging in sports betting and everyone seems to take it as the norm. In a post shared on his Facebook page this evening, Nnaji said that as much as religious bodies preach against girls doing runs, they should also speak up against sports betting, which is what most young men have resorted to instead of seeking employment.   Uche Nnaji Read what he wrote below: A new epidemic is gradually rising and ravaging the youthfulness of our ideal youths , it is not CODEIN, TRAMADOL, MONKEY TAIL or any of those drugs that’s some Nigerian pop stars exalt in their music. This new epidemic stealthily ravaging our youths is something that growing up as a lad in Assemblies of God Church in Olodi-Apapa, Pastors preached against gambling and POOL playing.  This was actually frowned upon as it was seen as promoting LAZINESS and GREED . But today the same POOL that was a past time of OLD-Retired Men h