MAGUN AND PENILE CAPTIVUS.
Both birds, but of different feathers.

Case 1. About a year ago, the Oyo State Police command in Eleyele, Ibadan, arrested two men for killing a 42yro woman. The suspects claimed the woman was afflicted with a legendary African curse known as MAGUN.
One of the suspect claimed that after he had intercourse with the woman, that she started vomiting, fell down, somersaulted and died, so he decided to behead her and cut off her two hañds.

Case 2. Nairobi Kenya. A crowd gathered around a house where a man and a woman were stucked during a sexual encounter in 2012.
It was reported that the woman's​ husband placed MAGUN on the wife.
Both parties were however freed after some prayers and the man involved agreeing to pay 20000 Kenyan shillings ($225).

Penile CAPTIVUS as defined by the international society for sexual medicine (ISSM) is a condition that ocçurs when a man is unable to withdraw his penis from a woman's​ vagina due to orgasmic pelvic muscular contractions against n engorged penis.
This is very rare in humans, although few cases ve been noted.
In 1933 Walter Stoeckel in a gynecological manual speculated that this condition affects only adulterous couples engaged in illicit sex, that fear of getting caught may contribute to the force of the woman's​ contraction resulting​ in severe vaginismus. Though recent reports of possible events across Nigeria, Kenya, Malawi, Zimbabwe have been seen among adulterous couples, this view is no longer held by modern day scholars.

MAGUN is a Yoruba term which literally mean "do not climb" or "do not touch".
It is a legendary curse or spell invoked on unfaithful partners by their suspecting spouse. It is believed that if a person afflicted with this curse has illicit sexual intercourse, either the man or the woman or both parties will suffer in any of the following ways
1. The victim will crow like a cock or vomit blood (o ma ke bi adiye)

2. The victim keeps drinking water till death (Omi orun)

3. The male geñitals gets stuck in the female (won lepo)

Modern science has tried to disprove this çlaim, especially the 3rd outcome of getting stuck. Citing penile CAPTIVUS and post coital stroke as possible reasons, but most African people especially some traditional Yorubas do not believe in post coital stroke.
Victims are often subjected to intimidation, abuse and physical assault.
In one incident recently at Iwowo in Ogun state were the both parties died after illicit sex, a police officer said "I think it must be MAGUN placed on the woman by either the husband or someone else.

Most people often confuse MAGUN with penile CAPTIVUS, and in West Africa were most shortcomings are often attributed to some spiritual gymnastics, one may often pass medical problems as being spiritual, hence the refusal to seek medical help, which often results in death of the said party.
One the question as to why a man can't​ place MAGUN on his girlfriend, a voodoo specialist told me that MAGUN only works when there is a spiritual bond between the couples in form of a bride price/dowry. Sorry guys.

Penile CAPTIVUS is real in the scientific and rational world
MAGUN is real in the traditional world
While A and B will always refuse to come to terms, I believe we all should stick our members to where it belongs because be it MAGUN or penile CAPTIVUS if you are caught pants down with someones property, the explanation of which is MAGUN or penile CAPTIVUS will cme after some serious bashing. And having a grown man crow like a cock is serious business.

Drksly.

....another theory on Magun.

My rational mind disagrees with this, but on the other hand spiritual things be it witchcraft, voodoo etc exists. IMO, It's possible for magun to exist.

OP thanks for further explanation



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