Summary: A 25-year-old man has lost his life after allegedly using super glue to seal his private part as a form of contraception instead of using a condom. Here’s everything you need to know about this shocking and tragic incident.
If you think you have heard everything, wait until you read this one. A story that sounds like something from a Nollywood thriller has turned out to be a tragic reality — a young man has lost his life after making one of the most dangerous and baffling decisions anyone could ever make in the bedroom.
What Happened?
Salman Mirza, a 25-year-old man, reportedly checked into a hotel with his ex-fiancée for what was supposed to be a private encounter. However, instead of doing the sensible thing and picking up a condom from the nearest pharmacy — which costs next to nothing — this young man allegedly decided to use super glue to seal his private parts as a form of contraception.
Yes, you read that correctly. Super glue. The same thing you use to fix your broken plate or repair your shoe sole.
How Did It End So Badly?
Mirza, who was reportedly a known drug user, allegedly applied a strong adhesive glue to block his private part before the encounter. What followed was nothing short of a medical emergency. The consequences of blocking a sensitive body part in such a dangerous manner proved fatal, and the young man tragically lost his life as a result.
Doctors Are Warning Nigerians — Please Listen
This story, as shocking as it sounds, carries a very serious lesson for everyone. Nigerian medical professionals have long emphasized that there is absolutely no safe alternative to proper contraception. Whether you are in Lagos, Abuja, Kano, Port Harcourt, or anywhere across the country, condoms are readily available at pharmacies, supermarkets, and even roadside kiosks for as little as ₦200 to ₦500.
There is simply no reason to resort to dangerous, unscientific methods that can cause severe injury or even death.
Here are the safe contraception options available to Nigerians:
– ✅ Male and female condoms — Affordable and widely available
– ✅ Birth control pills — Available at pharmacies and family planning clinics
– ✅ Injectables — Available at government and private hospitals
– ✅ Intrauterine Devices (IUDs) — Long-term and effective
– ✅ Implants — Available at certified health facilities
The Bigger Conversation We Need to Have
This incident raises serious questions about sex education and awareness in our communities. Many young Nigerians, particularly men, still shy away from discussing contraception openly due to stigma, embarrassment, or misinformation.
Mama Ngozi from the market will tell you “just be careful.” Uncle Chukwuemeka might say “real men don’t use condom.” But the truth is — ignorance kills. This young man’s story is a painful reminder that dangerous myths and lack of proper education about sexual health can literally cost you your life.
Let This Be a Lesson
Whether you are a student in Unilag, a corper serving in Benue State, a trader at Alaba market, or a professional in Victoria Island — please protect yourself the right way. Talk to a doctor. Visit a family planning clinic. Buy a condom. There is no shame in it. The shame is in putting your life and health at risk unnecessarily.
Rest in peace to the young man who lost his life in this tragic and completely avoidable manner. May his story serve as a warning to us all.
Have a question about sexual health or safe contraception? Drop it in the comments below — let’s have that conversation openly and without judgment.
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