Yakubu said this in a paper: ‘Knocking Down the Barriers to Four O’Clock Activities and Reproductive Inadequacies’ presented at the 163rd Inaugural lecture of the university.
Yakubu said having s’exual intercourse three to four times a week was good for love life.
“Research has shown that s’ex boosts immune system by stimulating the body’s first line of defence and production of immunoglobulin A (IgA), against cold and fever,” he said.
“Immunoglobulin A is one of the most common antibodies in the body system. Antibodies are proteins made by the immune system to fight bacteria, viruses, and toxins.”
Yakubu said that s’ex also regulates menstruation in women by influencing the levels of lutenizing hormones that controls menstrual period and promote better sleep.
S’exual intercourse, the don explained, releases the feel-good chemical, known as oxytocin, which enhances closeness with one’s partner and makes people feel happier for a longer period of time.
“Lovemaking of about 20 minutes reduces 150 calories,” he said.
The professor of Biochemistry postulated that s’ex is the most powerful creative force given to human by God for pleasure and deep companionship.
Yakubu, however, noted that any marriage in which the man or woman could not enjoy s’exual intercourse or satisfy their partner in bed was a dead marriage.
He said lack of s’exual satisfaction had led to the collapse of many marriages in Nigeria, and urged couples to seek for solutions to the problem.