Here, a list of erogenous zones that can get your partner and you all sorts of turned on each and every day.

1. The Nape of The Neck

Though some people might get all Marie Antoinette about having their neck touched, neck kisses are almost always a turn on, according to source.

In fact, women ranked the nape of the neck above the breasts and nipples as an erogenous zone, according to a study published in the journal Cortex. If you combine the lips with the neck, it is quite a turn on.

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2. The Scalp

As anyone who has had a salon styling session knows, having someone touch your hair and scalp can be incredibly soothing. It can also be arousing, says Vrangalova. Play with your partner’s hair, massage his or her scalp.

Run your fingernails across it. See how your partner reacts.

3. Behind the Knee

Why is the soft spot behind the knee erogenous? It is another nerve-rich area where we are not often touched. It is a novelty because it is not where our friends or colleagues are touching us. Touching the back of the knees and leading up to the thighs is intimate and it gets you closer to the main attraction.

Try gently touching your partner behind the knees while he or she stands in front of you. Or massage them there, alternating between deep pressure and a tickle.

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4. The Earlobe

The sexiest part of the ear is the lobe, says McCombs. That gesture where you are tucking the hair behind the ear feels quite intimate.

To make the most of the ears’ erotic potential, McCombs suggests sensually tickling the edge of your partner’s ear with your finger.

5. Lips

The lips are an extremely sensitive part of your body. They are 100 times more sensitive than your fingertips. But it is not just about kissing.

No, the slightest brush of the lips can also help. You can even use your thumb to do this. Since it is the most exposed and easy-to-access erogenous zone, you can take many more opportunities to experiment with it.

6. Mons pubis

The mons pubis is the triangular area just above the labia and below your lower abdomen. It is likely to get ignored since it is pretty close to the vulva but it is pretty sensitive by itself.

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The video of the men suspected to either be ritualists or artists shooting a video has now gone viral.

The men, in red wrappers tied around their waist, could be seen scrubbing their bodies with soap to the shock of road users

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Nima is one of over 400 of such communities in Ghana. Several thoughts come to mind when Nima’s name is mentioned, perhaps for bad reasons.

But, that could depend on the angle one sees Nima which boasts of remarkable places like Michigan, Since Morning, Yellow House, Salt Lake and Nuriya and Five-Five. There are also other notable areas such as Baakin Gutter and Famous Buza 11.

There is one thing in common among these places. The youth have avenue to come together to discuss issues that affect their lives directly or indirectly.

These informal meetings have over the years deepened unity among Nima youth. They are always there for each other in one accord. Yes there is unity in strength.

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Nima has over the years produced classy artistes whose names are written in gold on the walls of that community. Reigning dancehall artiste group, Shatta Movement is one of them.

Rudebwoy Ranking, D-Sherrif, Alkaboss, Bosschick, Wizkhel and Captan complete the list.

Nima becomes the centre of all activities during festive seasons such Eid. People from all walks of life throng here to either participate or observe merry-making activities such as bike riding, street jams and carnivals among others.

I had a long held opinion that Nima was a den for all sorts of criminal activities and social vices until I visited. It is a community bounded by unity, respect and diverse culture.

Despite the positives, Nima is fast growing into a slum. Many here lack access to basic amenities like running water, electricity, healthcare and job opportunities among others.

Women carrying heavy jerrycans and spilling water as they trudge homeward along sewage lines brimming with human waste is a common occurrence.

It is common to see dogs follow the scent of beans and ugali being cooked in alleyways of tin houses with curtains as doors.

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High unemployment rate among the youth is alarming. The saying that “devil finds work for the idle hands” comes to play here.

Though statistics are readily not available, there are reports a section of the youth engage in social vices and often find themselves at the wrong side of the law.

Boys at the age of 17 can be found smoking marijuana in the main streets whilst girls idle around.

There is, therefore, the need for traditional, religious as well as government agencies such as the National Commission on Civic Education to pay attention to Nima.

This will preserve the unique lifestyle of the people of Nima for posterity, God and country.

Nigerians in Lagos have been protesting against xenophobic attacks in South Africa over the last few days.

The angry protesters attacked South African business, Shoprite, with stones and destruction of property around the retailer since they were unable to access its building.

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Some of the angry Nigerian youth hurriedly went into the Shoprite because of what has been happening.

“Even as of today, we got news from South Africa that over 500 Nigerians have been killed as we speak and these reports are not false,” a protester said.

“Police have been trying to take control of the place and tried to also protect the property that belongs to the same people who have been killing us,” the protester added.

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Xenophobic attacks in South Africa have left five dead in riots in Johannesburg, where foreign-owned shops were targeted on Monday. A recurrence of the 2015 attacks that left at least seven people killed.

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South African companies in Nigeria including MTN and Multichoice have expressed their concern over the situation.

Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari said on Tuesday he was urgently sending a special envoy to meet South African President Cyril Ramaphosa to secure the Nigerian citizens there.

Source: africanews.com