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The “Golden Trio” to Make Your Woman Cum!
Wow. Remember that track by Salt-N-Pepa? “Let’s talk about sex, baby!” Yeah! It’s time to talk about SEX again!.
That sweetness you experience without your taste buds. Hmmmm! That sweetness must be really special and peculiar, right?
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Yeah, it is. It could only be God’s special design to make His creatures become helplessly and dependent on each other for relief, at some point in the relationship.
Imagine for once how dependent you are on your partner for relief; that moment you are about to cum. Oh, what a feeling you say!
So guys, now that we have let the cat out of the bag, by now you should have gotten the memo that some women fake are pro in the act of faking it. Yes, some women fake orgasm. But how do you, the man drill her hole to ensure she climax for real?
Spoiler alert! Before we get started, we need to burst a few myths. While you can technically ‘help’ a woman climax, it is not your sole responsibility to make her cum. So don’t overwhelm yourself with the task of mastering all of the secrets of the sexual universe.
There are many factors which can impact reaching orgasm, particularly for women.
According to Kalila Bolton, co-founder of sexual wellness hub, She Spot, “It’s not just about the type of stimulation but her mood, setting, time of day and stress levels can all have an effect.”
What that simply means is that if your partner reached orgasm from a specific position or stimulation in the past, it doesn’t necessarily means she will have it the exact same way.
A study from a team of US researchers suggests that a combination of genital stimulation, deep kissing and oral sex is the “golden trio” for women when it comes to increasing their likelihood of reaching orgasm with a sexual partner.
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However there are other ways too. Have it in mind that what works for one woman might be uncomfortable for another, so while these steps may well help your partner to climax, don’t forget to check in with her, ask her questions about how she wants to be satisfied sexually.
Some other ways are:
*Foreplay: This is the warm-up phase for a female. It’s warm-up period that builds anticipation, encourages blood flow to her lady parts, and triggers natural lubrication.
Learn how to be better at foreplay.
Women are more likely to need a little encouragement before their body starts to respond, which means foreplay is a huge factor in delivering better orgasms and maybe even delivering orgasms at all.
**Try A Delay Spray To Last Longer:
Premature ejaculation issues can make it even harder to help her get over the threshold when you’ve already finished.
About one in three men experience premature ejaculation
If you consistently hit your climax point and the refractory period before she gets anywhere near the big bang, it may be wise to try a delay spray to help you last longer in bed.
***Get The Conversation Started And Keep On Talking:
Talking/Verbalizing about sex doesn’t come naturally for everyone, but the more you can talk, exchange ideas, and give guidance in the bedroom, the more equipped you both will be to please each other.
****Mind Your Exercise And Diet:
if you really want to give her a better orgasm, getting in shape and increasing your stamina can be a REALLY big deal.
*****Pick The Sexual Positions Most Apt To Encourage Orgasm:
If you’re shooting to make her orgasm in a certain way, taking advantage of certain positions can really help too.
At this juncture gentlemen, let sex be a thing your partner always look forward to. Enough of wham, bam, thank you ma’am! Kindaof sex.
Grammy-winning Nigerian singer Temilade Openiyi, popularly known as Tems, has sparked controversy after declaring herself “a Jesus baby.”
The Crazy Tings crooner made the declaration while responding to a question about her zodiac sign in an interview with The People Gallery at the 2025 Fashion Awards.
“Oh, I’m a Jesus baby. My sign is love, peace and joy,” she said.
This earned Tems backlash after a clip of the interview went viral on social media, with critics chastising her for associating herself with Jesus despite being a secular artist.
Read some of the reactions on X below: xm_muva wrote: “She [Tems] makes worldly music and shakes her fine ass on stage to the entire world. Christians are hypocrites lol. Y’all think your religion is a buffet, bro. Be free, ah?”
Phena95 opined: “Jesus or Christianity is not an aesthetic; it’s not just about love, joy and peace. Repentance as well.”
Chocodilish wrote: “Add some personality to your music, this Jesus baby bllsht is killing your brand abeg.”
max_sticks said: “It’s funny when I see believers attacking her [Tems] for doing too much. Your identity is Christ and not one useless zodiac sign, please.”
Gigialwashere added: “I agree with her [Tems]. Grown past being a Gemini, now I identify as a Jesus baby.”
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, on Friday told a Lagos High Court sitting in Ikeja that it has no evidence to support the allegation that Jude and Paul Okoye of P-Square fraudulently withdrew $800,000, contrary to claims made by their brother, Peter Okoye.
Peter had in 2024 petitioned the EFCC accusing Jude of diverting the P-Square group funds, operating 47 undeclared bank accounts and manipulating the share structure of Northside Entertainment Ltd, a company jointly owned by them
The EFCC subsequently filed charges against Jude over alleged financial misconduct in the management of the P-Square brand.
During resumed cross-examination, EFCC counsel, M.K. Bashir, told Justice Rahman Oshodi that the commission could not present evidence for the alleged withdrawal.
When asked by the judge to substantiate Peter’s claim, Bashir said: “We do not have it. It is his evidence. Let him prove it. I can’t give what I don’t have.”
Peter had testified on May 23, 2025, that he obtained new evidence showing how Jude and Paul allegedly withdrew and shared more than $800,000 between March 2023 and October 2024.
But when defence counsel, Clement Onwuenwunor, SAN, confronted him with inconsistencies, he shifted his position, stating that the alleged withdrawal actually occurred between 2013 and 2014.
The defence further challenged Peter’s assertion that Jude operated 47 bank accounts.
Peter insisted the EFCC held the evidence, but Bashir denied the claim, saying: “I do not have 47 bank accounts. It is one of the witness’s claims, but I do not have such a copy.”
Onwuenwunor asked the court to order Peter and the EFCC to produce the alleged 47 accounts.
Justice Oshodi however rejected the request and ruled that the defence must apply formally since the documents were neither before the court nor part of the admitted evidence.
The defence also confronted Peter over his claim that Jude owned 80 per cent of Northside Entertainment.
Although Peter maintained he had proof, the defence tendered CAC records contradicting his assertion.
Peter was further questioned on his claim that he was unaware of the existence of Northside Music and that Jude signed artist Cynthia Morgan without his knowledge.
He said he only discovered the company in 2024 when Cynthia Morgan sent him her contract on Northside Entertainment letterhead, adding that while the contract was signed with Northside Music, her albums were credited to Northside Inc.
Justice Oshodi adjourned the matter to December 12, 2025, for continuation of trial.
Late American singer, Michael Jackson, has been crowned the highest-paid deceased celebrity of 2025.
The ‘King of pop’ topped the list of the highest-paid deceased celebrities of 2025 recently released by Forbes.
According to the magazine, Jackson earned $105 million over the past year, more than any other late icon by a wide margin.
The majority of Jackson’s recent earnings came from the 2024 sale of a 50% stake in his master recordings and publishing catalog to Sony Music for $600 million.
Other musicians on Forbes’ annual list of top-earning deceased celebrities cover ten of the top thirteen spots including Prince, John Lennon, and Bob Marley. Collectively, the group earned $541 million in the past year.
Since Jackson’s death in 2009, his estate has generated a staggering $3.5 billion, making him the most posthumously successful celebrity of all time
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