Everyone knows Yinka Ayefele
became famous after he
survived an accident that
almost ended his life on
December 12, 1997. What
most people don’t know is
that doctors had concluded
that he would never be able to
perform sexually again.
Celebrating 20 years after the
nightmarish accident, Ayefele
told Sunday Scoop that on the
day he first had an erection
while he was in hospital,
everyone became ecstatic.
He said, “After the accident,
everyone jubilated when I had
an erection one afternoon. I
was wondering why they
were rejoicing and they told
me the doctors said I would
not be able to have an
erection again. They had
reached the conclusion
without my knowledge.”
He admitted that life would
have become meaningless had
he not regained the ability to
have an erection.
But even in the midst of the
trouble, he never reasoned
that his girlfriend, who later
became his wife, would
forsake him.
He reacted, “She didn’t leave
me when I was hospitalised,
so why would she leave me
afterwards? When things
were bad, she was with me all
through. We got married after
the accident and we are
blessed with four boys.”
He stressed that he had
stopped bothering himself
about people who still believe
the accident might have
rendered him impotent even
though he confessed that in
the past, such things bothered
him.
He recalled, “I can still
remember my response to a
journalist who wanted to be
sure I could impregnate a
woman. I told him to bring his
sister if he wanted a
confirmation. It used to be
embarrassing when people
questioned my sexual ability.
“Even if I am unable to make
love to a woman, should that
make them happy? Even if my
wife and I opted for IVF, is it
something they should gloat
about?”
20 years after, Ayefele still feels
pains and said he has decided
to stop taking pills because he
fears that it may affect his
kidney or liver.
He explained further, “I am still
feeling pains; I am always in
pain every day. Pills cannot
even stop the pains and I am
conscious of what I take in,
but I thank God I have been
able to cope. I give thanks to
God for sparing my life.
“I personally thought I would
die, but my parents and loved
ones encouraged me to stay
alive. They felt bad, but they
didn’t want to lose me. My
father was alive then, but I lost
him two years ago. He was so
supportive all through the
trying times.”
Recalling the circumstances
that confined him to the
wheelchair, he said, “I was on
my way to Abeokuta, but I lost
control of the car because it
rained heavily that day. The car
fell into a deep pit. I was taken
to a nearby hospital, but they
couldn’t handle my case
because I was vomiting blood.
I was taken to another
hospital where it was
discovered that I had a spinal
cord injury.
“I was then transferred to the
University College Hospital,
Ibadan, where I stayed for
almost a year before I was
discharged. Much later, I
raised funds and travelled to
the United Kingdom, for
specialised treatment.”

Source: http://punchng.com/everyone-jubilated-day-i-had-an-erection-on-sickbed-yinka-ayefele/

how did u have erection in hospital? nawa oooo

You don't know the value of what you have till you lose it


common erection that guys get everyday this one is jubilating as if he just won a gold medal

Udontmeanit happy for you

Akkord4gov:
how did u have erection in hospital? nawa oooo

Na those early morning erection that cannot penetrate but the pregnancy is what I doubt. He can have erection with pills and surgery but ejaculate is a major problem with SCI.