Twenty five per cent of Kenyan men suffer from premature ejaculation

The couple had been celibate before marriage. They were thus looking forward to an explosive sex life after abstaining, but alas! the new hubby was a one-minute man, and he didn’t know why.  His wife, after persevering for six months, was walking out of the marriage. She wanted children, a normal family life, “but this guy cannot have sex.”
Not one to wait for the marriage to crumble after only six months, the hubby checked into a sex clinic to sort out his troubled sex life.

Prof Joachim Osur, a sex medicine specialist, listened to the man in his office and was all too relieved to find a diagnosis: he suffered premature ejaculation (PE) and the better news was that there was a treatment for it.