1. Remember that love making starts before the sex part, so don't discount the foreplay phase. Women, especially find this more pleasurable. Foreplay is the best way to get your partner ready for what comes later and it's an awesome way to build anticipation. Foreplay give your partner's body time to prepare to have more pleasurable and less painful intercourse.

So don't skip this part of lovemaking and take your time to enjoy it.

2. Pick the right location

It's not necessary to go and book a room in a hotel, although... Guys, if you want to really impress her, it could be a good idea. It could be a better idea to create a romantic space in your home, it's more personal, don't you think? Now, inside your home, you get to be creative in deciding which place is the most romantic to make love.

If it's your bedroom, then go ahead and set the mood there. If you have a house with a fireplace and you're in the middle of winter, you can throw a blanket in front of it, get some wine and you'll have the perfect setting for a romantic and hot evening.

Or maybe you both prefer the outside, you can pick a starry night and throw a blanket and some pillows on the backyard and have a very special night enjoying each other.

3. Pick positions so intimacy can be achieved.

Making love requires that you two learn to connect with each other. You should connect on as many levels as possible, emotionally, spiritually and of course, physically. To achieve intimacy your bodies need to be in contact as much as possible and it's better if you're face-to-face.

For example, missionary and spooning positions allow your bodies full contact, therefore, they are the two best positions recommended for making love. Take it one step further and besides laying on top of each other or beside each other, holds hands interlocking your fingers and hug each other. that's how you achieve intimacy.

National Council for Arts and Culture (NCAC) says though the reality show Big Brother Nigeria (BBNaija) platform has united and empowered youths, its erotic content is inimical to the Nigerian culture.

Runsewe in an interview with newsmen on Sunday in Abuja frowned at sexual scenes aired on the show, saying it undermines values that define the culture of Nigerian people.

According to him, the BBN platform has united and empowered youths from different background, but its erotic contents are alien and inimical, especially to young Nigerians.

He said: “Big Brother Naija is Okay, but the content needs to be looked into because it does not reflect the culture of us as a people.

“There is nothing wrong with Big Brother Naija, it is a good product where so many Nigerians meet, youths in particular, so we are happy for it.

“But the content is wrong; you cannot be making love, with our children, our youths watching, on air.

“We will not because of the money Nigerians will win to destroy our tomorrow because of some economic strategy.

“We are not claiming to be saints, but even the British Police have condemned their own person who was involved in the act.

“We want to build a Nigeria with better tomorrow, and make our environment to be seen as culturally friendly, not to promote nudity and immorality, “he said

The DG however debunks reports that the NCAC was prevailing on the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) to shut down the BBN programme and replace it with another one that would be broadcast by Startimes.