Drugs to last longer in bed in nigeria

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Manpower: Local drugs Nigerian men use to delay ejaculation and sustain erection

Names Of Manpower Drugs In Nigeria

Are you a 1 minute man? It is a common problem. Erectile dysfunction is a medical condition every man will have to battle with in the course of their lives and I guess local men have found individual solution that will make them last longer in bed and satisfy their women sexually. I interviewed more than a hundred men across the federation and these are the different local man power that most men use to delay ejaculation. These men told me in confidence that after taking these local herbs, foods or drinks,   it boost their libido, increases their confidence and they can have sex for about 4 to 8hours without stop.

Drugs to last longer in bed in Nigeria

List of local manpower to delay quick ejaculation and weak erection.

1. Action bitters
2. Alomo bitters
3. Viagra
4. Kunun drink
5. Tiger nuts ( Tiger Nut, known as Aya in Hausa, Ofio in Yoruba, Aki Hausa in Igbo and Hausa’s groundnut in Pidgin
6. Tiger nut drink
7. Dry gin
8. Palm wine
9. Small stout
10. Tramadol (illegal)
11. Benyllin (illegal)
12. Beer (different types)
13. Kayan Maza
14. Kayan mata
15. Avocado pear
16. Guguru and Ekpa (dry roasted corn and groundnut
17. Burantashi
18. Groundnut
19. Watermelon
20. Banana
21. Alomo mixed with milk
22. Kunu mixed with tiger nuts
23. Origin
24. Yoyo bitters
25. Red wine
26. Honeyhill
27. Orijin
28. Babeje bitters
29. Bitter Kola
30. Lime
31. Honey
32. Aloe Vera herbal
33. Moringa
34. Turmeric
35. Coconut
36. Dates
37. A concoction of Tigernut, dates and coconut
38. Ruzu black
39. Garlic
40. Gingko biloba
41. Roots soaked in liquor
42. Dapoxetine (for the sophisticated men)
43.  Alomo Bitters,
44. Orijin Bitters,
45. Opa Eyin,
46. Ogidiga,
47. Wiper Bitters,
48. Edges Bitters,
49. Agbara Bitters,
50. Osomo Bitters,
51. Scoogies,
52. Ibile Bitters
53. Agra Appiah Bitters
54. Monkey shoulder
55. Monkey tail
56. Indian hemp
57. Baby oku
58. small whiskey
59. Kasapreko (from Ghana)
60. barks and roots
61. Man Power
62. Bazooka
63. Bajinatu
64. Tadalafil
65. Sidenafil
66. Bulldozer
67. Kparaga,
68. Kerewa,
69. Kogbebe,
70. Koboko,
71. Dadubule,
72. Apoko,
73. Gallant,
74. Pasa Bitters,
75. Orimalu
76. Durosoke
77. Coconut water
78. Coffee
79. Chocolate
80. Nutmeg
81. Tropical almond (Terminalia catappa)
82. Goat head (Tribulus terrestris)
83. Fadogia agrestis (bakin gagai in Hausa)
84. Velvet bean or Cowhage (Mucuna pruriens, werepe in Yoruba and agbala in Ibo)
85. Date palm (Phoenix dactylifera, dabino in Hausa)
86. Cattle stick or poor man’s candle (Carpolobia lutea). Carpolobia lutea, commonly called cattle stick or poor man’s candle belongs to the plant family polygalaceae. The common names, which the plant is known include cattle stick (English), Abekpok Ibuhu (Eket), Ikpafum, Ndiyan, Nyayanga (Ibibio), Agba or Angalagala (Igbo) and Egbo oshunshun (Yoruba).
87. Adonko
88. Mudet
89. Kolaq
90. Erujeje
91. Black Wood
92. Bajinotu Poka
93. Kogbebe
94.  Dadubule
95. Baby Oku