Sex Toys Anyone?

Iheoma Obibi is one lady who I thought was going to give us a hard time during the filming and interview session, it was the first time I was meeting her after several phone calls. She was just driving in when we got to her gate, so I introduced my self and she says "okay, just park your vehicle outside."
Well, no wahala, we did and of course decided within my self, the videographer and the photographer that we are in for a "long thing today." Anyhow, story must be told. But guess what, she turned out to be a really nice and awesome lady, no airs about her, simple to a fault and we sure had fun with her that day.

She owns Nigeria's first online sex toys shop called"Intimate pleasures, desires of the heart" a shop that caters to sexual health products and eroticas. Iheoma has ventured into this business, in our conservative culture where it even looks like a taboo to discuss sex openly. But the truth is, if she does not have the clientele, she would have closed shop since 2010 that she started, but no, she is still here, and this tells us that people are buying, Iheoma orders for new stock every six weeks, what magnificent turnover! People are scared or should I say shy of buying from physical shops so they are very comfortable buying online, even at that, most times, buyers use fake names and addresses, and when you call them for delivery, they direct you to meet at one fast food shop or the other.....funny!

There are so many reasons why people use eroticas and sex toys, from looking for more fun ways, to issues bothering on health, in all Iheoma says her aim is to help those in a committed relationship have a healthy sexual life. The question now is, will you use one?

Find a link to the story we did below, and of course, pictures that I took during the filming...........

Click here for "First Online Sex Shop in Nigeria"



Iheoma Obibi arranging her products

Videographer Seun Sanni doing his thing

Sex toys and eroticas arranged on a shelf

Dildos
Game

Mask

Body Chocolate



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