By our reporter 15/5/2025
A man and a woman were stuck while making love and needed medical help to disentangle themselves from their sexual escapade.
The video of the couple glued in the act has been making round on social media and many believe they could have been victims of “Magun” a fabled Yoruba charm that prevents a married woman from being “climbed” by another man.
In the video the man whose penis has been “detained” was groaning in pain could be heard saying he didn’t know his partner was a married woman. The pair covered by a piece of cloth laid helpless on the ground as passersby and onlookers digest the funny, but equally troubling occurrence.
However, the doomed lovers were loaded into a “Keke” tricycle and driven away to seek remedy for their entanglement.
Social media users weighed in on the issue some expressed their belief in the efficacy of the charm, while some other remain skeptical.
However. this occurrence is not common to Nigeria. It also happens in other countries in African and in the western world.
There have been medical or scientific explanations. The first is Penis Captivus, a rare occurrence in heterosexual intercourse when the muscles in the vagina clamp down on the penis much more firmly than usual, or due to an engorged penis, making it impossible for the penis to withdraw from the vagina.
Another is Vaginismus which occurs when a woman has sexual intercourse with guilt. This might cause the physiology of the woman to be altered so the vagina tightens around the penis in a series of spasms.
