Notyourb1tch:
I don't even know what to say....

This should be a lesson to some men who just sleep around with around any Tina, Dianna and Harriet

I hereby move this motion for a second ad third Reading on the floor of the house

Xbabangida:
Only in africa.

it happens evrywia o

@op, how you take know say the lover na Nigerian?

Dragonking:


Is this not also a lesson for cheating married women to change thier ways

Anoufia!!

I wanted to reply the slowpoke but had to scroll down to make sure someone had already made it easier for me. Kudos to you sir

I think the so called muthi will be need in Nigeria as well,so all this ****** girls/women would stop cheating on their husband.

Who can tell the tribe above,if counted in digits,that has 6 numbers that loves infidelity¿

sweetcocoa:
Omo.

This one strong o.

Now, you believe

Notyourb1tch:
I don't even know what to say....

This should be a lesson to some men who just sleep around with around any Tina, Dianna and Harriet

hmm women too tho _be fair_

emerald20:
Ha dis one is strong well good for cheaters them never see anything :

biko, what is this

Limibanti:
When you hear "oleku" this is what is meant by "oleku"..punna hunter got captivated by the punna

This is different from oleku and magun....oleku and magun re all about death after the act. The only way to escape death in oleku's case is to walk around nakked.
Menwhile women wey dey find men wey the last for bed, juju don bring am here. Just luck yourselves with the juju padluck and open it when u re satisfied.

elantraceey:
Can we see the pictures too ?


Next time they will not cheat again.


But I thought this only happens in movies

IT what's up.

fulanigirl:


Penis captivus happens when a man’s penis gets “stuck” in a woman’s vagina.

How does it happen?

One possible explanation involves anatomy. During intercourse, a man’s erect penis is filled with blood. When a woman has an orgasm, her pelvic muscles go through a series of contractions. Sometimes, the contractions cause the vaginal walls to clamp down on the penis, making it difficult for the man to withdraw.

Usually, penis captivus happens for only a few seconds. Once the woman finishes with her orgasm, her contractions stop. After the man ejaculates, blood leaves his penis and he loses his erection. At that point, he should be able to withdraw his penis from her vagina.

Fortunately, penis captivus is quite rare in humans. There have been some documented cases in which couples have needed medical attention, but most of the time, the situation resolves on its own within a few minutes.

Source:

http://www.sexhealthmatters.org/did-you-know/penis-captivus

ok lecturer

this is so common with d zimbabweans.

searching4love:


WHY ARE AFRICAN WOMEN SO ADDICTED TO DEEKS

I HATE THEM WITH PASSION ESPECIALLY NIGERIAN GIRLS. THEY CHEAT IN RELATIONSHIPS AND ALSO IN MARRIAGE. WHAT A SHAMELESS FEMININE SPECIE

MY ADVICE TO ALL MEN IS TO IGNORE THESE UGLY AND DIRTY WOMEN AND LOOK FOR REASONABLE WOMEN ABROAD. NIGERIAN LADIES DO NOT WORTH ANY SANE MAN'S COMMITMENT


#teamforeigngirls

Racist comment.

keep fucking !

Lol funny, there is no magic in it. It's a condition medically called Peniis captivus.

Please read what to do in case u experience it.

Penis captivus
Penis captivus is a rare occurrence in
intercourse when the muscles in the
vagina clamp down on the penis much
more firmly than usual (a form of
vaginismus ), making it impossible for the
penis to withdraw from the vagina.
According to a 1979 article in the British
Medical Journal, this condition was
unknown in the twentieth century,[1] but
a subsequent letter to the same journal
reported an apparent case of penis
captivus in 1947.[2] Penis captivus should
not be confused with vaginismus, though a
relation between the supposed event of
penis captivus and the occurrence of
vaginismus is assumed in the existing
descriptions.[3]
Reported cases
In an article published in the British
Medical Journal in 1979, Dr F. Kräupl
Taylor reviewed the literature on penis
captivus and concluded that while "almost
all the cases mentioned in medical
publications and in textbooks are based on
hearsay and rumour", two papers
published by nineteenth-century German
gynaecologists — Scanzoni (1870) and
Hildebrandt (1872) — who had personally
dealt with cases of the condition "leave no
doubt about the reality of this unusual
symptom", which, however, "is so rare
that it is often regarded nowadays as no
more than a prurient myth". Scanzoni's
patient was "a completely healthy young
woman, married for six months". She and
her husband had to abstain from sexual
intercourse because her intense vaginal
contractions were "most painful to him
and ... did on several occasions end in a
spasm ... which sometimes lasted more
than ten minutes and made it impossible
for the couple to separate". Hildebrandt's
patient had been married for about a year.
Sexual intercourse with her husband had
always been painless until one particular
evening. Hildebrandt gives the husband's
account of what happened:
Finding no later reports that were properly
authenticated, Kräupl Taylor was of the
opinion that the symptom "does not seem
to have occurred in the past 100 years or
so. If there had been, during that time, a
case of penis captivus that needed
medical intervention or admission to
hospital it would have been eagerly
reported in a medical journal with as much
detail and evidence as possible." [4]
In a letter published in the British Medical
Journal in 1980 in response to Kräupl
Taylor's article, Dr Brendan Musgrave
recalled that in 1947 when he was a
houseman at the Royal Isle of Wight
County Hospital he had seen a case of this
seemingly rare condition. "I can distinctly
remember the ambulance drawing up and
two young people, a honeymoon couple I
believe, being carried on a single stretcher
into the casualty department. An
anaesthetic was given to the female and
they were discharged later the same
morning." To check the veracity of his
memory, Dr. Musgrave had rung his old
friend Dr S.W. Wolfe, "who was the other
houseman at the hospital at the time. He
confirmed my story, his exact words being
'I remember it well.'" [5]
In her memoir An Impossible Woman
(1975), Graham Greene's friend
Dottoressa Elisabeth Moor recounts how
she was once urgently called to the Hotel
Eden-Paradiso in Anacapri , Italy. "And
there I found a young German girl, in the
bathtub in a pool of blood, who begged
me to do what I could; I should help her
as she was bleeding to death" from "a
tear in the vagina". The girl had been
having sex with a man and her vagina had
clamped tightly around his swollen penis.
In freeing his penis, the man had inflicted
"a heavily bleeding tear. A very deep
wound." He had then fled. After
Dottoressa Moor had stanched the
bleeding, she and a colleague she had
summoned stitched the girl up. "She
healed very well." Dottoressa Moor adds,
"These cases are not as rare as you
think." She mentions — though only as
hearsay — "a much worse case" involving
a Swiss girl that occurred in Lucerne,
Switzerland, during the war and resulted
in "dreadful injuries" when the man
panicked: "they had got stuck inside each
other. It needed two or three doctors to
help to undo them." [6]
Hoax report
A report of the phenomenon, in an 1884
article by the fictitious Egerton Yorrick
Davis in The Philadelphia Medical News ,
was later discovered to be a hoax
perpetrated by Sir William Osler.[7]
Historians speculate that he was annoyed
by an editorial published in the same
journal by Dr. Theophilus Parvin, "An
Uncommon Form of Vaginismus". Both
men served on that respected journal's
editorial board. [3]


Source: Wikipedia.

fulanigirl:


Penis captivus happens when a man’s penis gets “stuck” in a woman’s vagina.

How does it happen?

One possible explanation involves anatomy. During intercourse, a man’s erect penis is filled with blood. When a woman has an orgasm, her pelvic muscles go through a series of contractions. Sometimes, the contractions cause the vaginal walls to clamp down on the penis, making it difficult for the man to withdraw.

Usually, penis captivus happens for only a few seconds. Once the woman finishes with her orgasm, her contractions stop. After the man ejaculates, blood leaves his penis and he loses his erection. At that point, he should be able to withdraw his penis from her vagina.

Fortunately, penis captivus is quite rare in humans. There have been some documented cases in which couples have needed medical attention, but most of the time, the situation resolves on its own within a few minutes.

Source:

http://www.sexhealthmatters.org/did-you-know/penis-captivus

sit down there quoting anatomy of pelvis and perineum...magun exists even though medically its hard to prove... i hope they didn't to the stage of the man doing back flip and cock crowing...

The man no be Nigerian abeg, don't spread stupid rumors. The man is Zimbabwean too...

searching4love:


WHY ARE AFRICAN WOMEN SO ADDICTED TO DEEKS

I HATE THEM WITH PASSION ESPECIALLY NIGERIAN GIRLS. THEY CHEAT IN RELATIONSHIPS AND ALSO IN MARRIAGE. WHAT A SHAMELESS FEMININE SPECIE

MY ADVICE TO ALL MEN IS TO IGNORE THESE UGLY AND DIRTY WOMEN AND LOOK FOR REASONABLE WOMEN ABROAD. NIGERIAN LADIES DO NOT WORTH ANY SANE MAN'S COMMITMENT


#teamforeigngirls

Like our white sisters do not cheat at all


Does the vocab ‘cheating' appear to be coined from an African or Nigerian words?


Why do you enjoy deluding yourself? It is not healthy, OK?

We need this type of juju in Nigeria

boolet:
Can science explain this? I'd be glad if it could.

African science is beyond the scope of conventional science. African science can only be used to define it. Lol

Chai badt market

Notyourb1tch:
I don't even know what to say....

This should be a lesson to some men who just sleep around with around any Tina, Dianna and Harriet

.
Nobody knows what to say....
.
This should be a lesson to some women who sleeps around with any Tony, Denis and Henry....they come across with...

Justfollowit:


Like our white sisters do not cheat at all


Does the vocab ‘cheating' appear to be coined from an African or Nigerian words?


Why do you enjoy deluding yourself? It is not healthy, OK?

Quit stalking me, i don't give a bleep about any comment from u

The headline is very very misleading.i wonder how the OP came to the conclusion that it was a Nigerian man.even the daily sun never mentioned the nationality of the male culprit.does the OP even live in south africa?initial rumours had it that the guy was from Congo,Later Malawi.even Somalia & ofcos Nigeria.
I have spoken to three zimbabweans who live in Yeoville and they confirmed that it was just between zimbabweans.the lady's husband inserted the magun on her & travelled home.he has also warned the guy(a fellow zimbabwean) to desist from sleeping with his wife.
That's just the truth of the incident

Why do nigerians always cause a scene......................? Dat dude need to be depoted

chiboy429:


African science is beyond the scope of conventional science. African science can only be used to define it. Lol

Na so boss.

I need this for my GF, just in case.

Xbabangida:
Only in africa.

Nope...something like this was reported in the US. It was at a beach, so they said it was a kind of suction blabla bla...na dem sabi.

fulanigirl:


Penis captivus happens when a man’s penis gets “stuck” in a woman’s vagina.

How does it happen?

One possible explanation involves anatomy. During intercourse, a man’s erect penis is filled with blood. When a woman has an orgasm, her pelvic muscles go through a series of contractions. Sometimes, the contractions cause the vaginal walls to clamp down on the penis, making it difficult for the man to withdraw.

Usually, penis captivus happens for only a few seconds. Once the woman finishes with her orgasm, her contractions stop. After the man ejaculates, blood leaves his penis and he loses his erection. At that point, he should be able to withdraw his penis from her vagina.

Fortunately, penis captivus is quite rare in humans. There have been some documented cases in which couples have needed medical attention, but most of the time, the situation resolves on its own within a few minutes.

Source:

http://www.sexhealthmatters.org/did-you-know/penis-captivus

According to what you posted, it's suppose to last for few seconds or minutes, but in most cases, when Magun happens, it takes hours and no one can separate them. why is this so? can you explain this your scientific way?

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Our society need to be enlightened more and stop attributing everything to jazz and juju.

PEN!S CAPTIVUS is a rare but not an abnormal occurence. And although there has been no detailed explanation as to what causes it, it's been around for over 100 years. The muscles of the woman’s pelvic floor contract rhythmically following a heavy orgasm that it clamps down on the pen!s, and the more you try to pull out the more painful it gets. If they had waited a few more minutes when the muscles had relaxed, he would have pulled out smoothly without issues

Do your research

searching4love:


WHY ARE AFRICAN WOMEN SO ADDICTED TO DEEKS

I HATE THEM WITH PASSION ESPECIALLY NIGERIAN GIRLS. THEY CHEAT IN RELATIONSHIPS AND ALSO IN MARRIAGE. WHAT A SHAMELESS FEMININE SPECIE

MY ADVICE TO ALL MEN IS TO IGNORE THESE UGLY AND DIRTY WOMEN AND LOOK FOR REASONABLE WOMEN ABROAD. NIGERIAN LADIES DO NOT WORTH ANY SANE MAN'S COMMITMENT


#teamforeigngirls

Rubbish!!! My wife is a Nigerian and I have never regretted getting married to her. Please do not make a blanket/generalised statement because of your experience.