"You're Not Supposed to Last 2 Minutes If the Toto Is Healthy" – Erigga Sparks Fresh Debate

The Warri-born rapper, known for his unfiltered commentary on societal issues, made the claim in a post on his X page on Saturday, saying simply, "You're not supposed to last 2 mins if the toto is healthy."The post quickly went viral, sparking a mix of agreement, jokes, and personal anecdotes from users who were eager to weigh in on the topic. One user, Antonio, responded, "Okay me when de on samsu oil Watin u say make I do now," while another user, Most.Hated, wrote, "Like how I go come down from this sweet healthy toto? infection girls will say he didn't last because I'm a sweet girl. Get out bitch."The reactions continued to flood in, with some users questioning the rapper's claim. STARLUCK wrote, "Na wetin you dey tell yourself abi," while Asmof added, "Avoid sugar no dey yarn okoto."Others, however, seemed to agree with Erigga's perspective. One user, Man United Disciple, wrote, "I talk am say na my babe sweet," and Damilare offered a compromise, saying, "That's for first round normally na."The comments have continued to generate debate among X users, with the topic clearly striking a nerve.The rapper's latest comment fits into his pattern of speaking bluntly about relationships and modern dating culture. Earlier this year, Erigga sparked a similar debate when he claimed that internet fraudsters, popularly known as "Yahoo boys," have "killed romance" in Nigeria, arguing that the lavish spending culture has made relationships transactional and that "love no be by money alone".He has also spoken out against polygamy, encouraging men to embrace simplicity by sticking to one wife.Erigga's latest take on sexual stamina has become the latest talking point on social media, with many enjoying the debate and others taking his comments seriously.The reactions highlight the wide range of perspectives on intimacy, health, and relationship dynamics, and as always, Erigga has succeeded in getting people talking.Whether his words were meant as a serious point or a playful jab, the conversation is far from over.