Bravado 💔 Electricity Staff Collapses While Trying to Impress a Woman in Abuja Motel

By Ndon-Eyo2 Reporter Ndon-Eyo II Etinan.


A Life Lost Trying to Prove Manhood: The Danger of Bedroom Bravado

💔 Electricity Staff Collapses While Trying to Impress a Woman in Abuja Motel

The recent death of Louis Nwachukwu, a staff of the Transmission Company of Nigeria (popularly known as NEPA), has sparked nationwide concern after he reportedly collapsed and died during a sexual encounter in an Abuja motel, while allegedly trying to "impress" a woman identified as Helen Raymond.

The incident happened in Mpape, a suburban area in the FCT. According to preliminary reports, Louis had checked into the lodge with the woman, but the encounter turned fatal when he slumped during the act. He was pronounced dead, and his remains have been deposited at the mortuary.

This heartbreaking story is not just another viral tale — it’s a painful warning.

🧠 The Myth of Manhood: A Deadly Lie

Many men in our society have been conditioned to believe that a man’s strength, masculinity, or worth is tied to his sexual performance. They risk everything to prove they are “real men” — not in character, not in purpose, not in family leadership — but in the bedroom.

This belief is false. Dangerously false.

“You have no right to prove to anyone that you were created in iron. Another man will also continue from where you stopped.”

While this may sound harsh, it’s a harsh truth: You could lose your life trying to impress someone who will move on the next day.

⚕️ The Health Risks of Sexual Overexertion

Sex, though natural, is physically demanding — especially when approached as a performance sport. Here are some real health dangers:

🩺 1. Cardiac Arrest:

Men with hidden heart conditions can trigger a fatal attack during high exertion in sex — especially when mixed with alcohol or drugs.

💊 2. Risky Drug Use:

Sex-enhancing pills, especially the unregulated street kinds, can cause high blood pressure, irregular heartbeat, and death — particularly when mixed with alcohol or other substances.

🧠 3. Mental Pressure:

The stress of trying to “perform” can lead to anxiety, erectile dysfunction, depression, and poor self-esteem over time.

✅ What Real Men Do Instead

Let’s set the record straight: Being a man is not about sexual stamina.

Being a man is about:

  • Self-control and discipline
  • Emotional intelligence
  • Providing and protecting
  • Living a purposeful and healthy life
  • Leaving a legacy, not a headline for the wrong reason

📣 Final Word: Stay Alive. Be Wise.

To our brothers: Live long, live smart. Don't waste your life trying to prove a point that no one truly cares about — especially not at the cost of your health or your future.

To our sisters: Let’s stop celebrating men for sexual prowess and start valuing men for their purpose, respect, and wisdom.

Stop risking your life to impress the wrong people.

✍️ Written by: Imeh Umoh

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