Tag: DESTINY AMAKA

I can’t be s3xually aroused by broke man – Destiny Amaka

Nollywood actress, Destiny Amaka has said she can not be s3xually aroused by broke men.

The actress made the assertion during a conversation with reality TV star, Uriel Oputa on Inside Scoop by Pulse.

Answering to Uriel’s inquiry about the strangest request, scenario, or inquiry she has ever received in her direct messages (DMs) as a sexual health advocate, Destiny said “Nothing has been stranger than broke guys”.

She claimed that young men who have nothing to offer other than s3x feel like that’s enough to get a woman.

In her words, “I can’t be sexually aroused if you are broke.”

March 23, 2024
We need to stop giving s3x a bad name- Destiny Amaka speaks on importance of parents discussing s3x with children

Nollywood actress and media personality, Destiny Amaka, has spoken on the importance of parents establishing a safe environment for discussing sex with their children.

In a post on her Insta stories, Destiny Amaka, who previously shared her experiences with advances from the same gender in Nollywood, raised concerns about where children are learning about sex in the current scenario, emphasizing the need for open and responsible dialogue.

She said, parents and guardians need to stop giving sex a bad name and educate their children instead.

“Where are our children learning about s3x. We as Africans really need to wake up and create a safe space for children to talk about and learn about Sex. The things that are happening behind closed doors are alarming. We need to stop giving s3x a bad name.”

December 7, 2023
It’s okay for women to initiate sex-Destiny Amaka

Media personality and actress, Destiny Amaka has averred that it is okay for women to demand sex from men.

According to her: ”Ladies, it’s okay to initiate sex with your partner. A real man won’t think any less of you if you do. In fact, men like women who know what they want and go for it. Just keep it classy and sexy when demanding sex. You can also be nasty if that is how you feel. Express yourself, ladies. However, also make sure you are in an honest commitment and always have safe sex”, she told The Sun.

Speaking further, the beautiful role interpreter said morning is the best time to have sex.

“Another quick tip; morning is the perfect time for sex. This is because, quite frankly, your body is ready for it.”

While reacting to the disturbing rate of rape in Nigeria, the star of Doll House says though, she’s been fortunate not to have fallen a victim, some women around her have been raped.

“I’ve been fortunate enough not to have experienced rape, but I have women close to me who have. If you’re a victim, speak out but be sure to make peace with yourself, accept it and know that it is not your fault. Once you can stop blaming yourself, it’s easier to stand your ground if no one believes you,” she said.

May 15, 2021
I enjoy sex better when in committed relationship- Destiny Amaka

Destiny Amaka, popular media personality has averred that she enjoys sex more when she is in a committed relationship.

Amaka also noted that it is difficult to love when money isn’t involved.

“Let’s not pretend it’s hard to love when there’s no money because love doesn’t pay bills. I can never pretend to love you for your money, but I’ll likely be more interested in how to make money than how to fall in love. Let’s get the money and fall in love in the process, and then have good sex. When I was much younger, I was celibate for three years. I got to Nigeria and I did 18 months (without sex). I enjoy sex better when I’m in a long, committed relationship. So, staying without sex is not really difficult,” she told The Sun.

Sharing the motive behind her ne X-rated programme, Amaka said: “With Insomnia, I hope to create a safe space where African men and women can openly discuss a variety of sexual issues, with the intention of learning and hopefully boosting and enlightening one’s sexual confidence. Since Africans shy away from such topics, many are not understanding or getting the full benefits of sex because of social stigmas such as masturbation and communication within couples. With Insomnia, I hope to normalize sex and empower young Africans with realistic knowledge, healing broken marriages and strengthening relationships.”

October 3, 2020
Lockdown: I feel lonely without sex- Destiny Amaka

Media personality and actress, Destiny Amaka has averred that she is lonely as a result of the COVID-19 lockdown.

According to her: “I feel so lonely at this lockdown period. I feel it more because we can’t go out to get anything, not even sex. But, truly, I’m sure we’ve all been without sex longer than these few weeks. I don’t even own any more sex toys, I got rid of them, but I definitely need to stack them up again. I have to look for ways to get body contact or wait till we come out of this. It is really not that serious yet, she told The Sun.

Speaking further, Amaka said:“On the other hand, I think it’s a blessing that I am single during this time. I can’t imagine having boyfriend issues during this time; it won’t be funny. I’m really happy I get to spend all the lockdown weeks with myself and put all the energy I need to become a better me.”

The curvy damsel also added that she freaked out when it was revealed that a celebrity who attended the African Magic Viewers Choice Awards tested positive to coronavirus.

“I was at the AMVCA and when I got to know about the coronavirus issue, I wasn’t so worried. After all, I didn’t mingle so much as I wasn’t feeling too well. However, I was more concerned about an event I attended later that week. With all these going on, I think celebrities should abide by the laws and regulations put out by the government,” she stated.

April 18, 2020
See what this OAP wore for her birthday

Destiny Amaka is a rising OAP and actress popular for her radio show on Cool FM Lagos. The media personality showed her wild side in the photo shoot done to celebrate her birthday.

The pictures are nothing short of raunchy, though they are tagged:” He leads me behind the still waters”

December 2, 2016