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Did you ever wonder how babies were made? Or how our reproductive system really works?

Because, we love to know everything about Nigerians, we took to Twitter to find out.

https://twitter.com/zikokomag/status/690232827267383296

And these were what some of them had to share:

She thought babies were formed in the stomach.

@zikokomag I thought babies were formed in the stomach. I knew about the womb when I turned 11.
— Yvonne (@grey_adanna) January 21, 2016

This person learned from pigs.

@zikokomag then a classmate saw pigs mating and asked his uncle who explained & used the opportunity to explain that humans did that too…
— Dapo Olaopa ✏️ (@dpencilpusher) January 21, 2016

The classic “Blue film”.

https://twitter.com/ChuxTheShrewd/status/690237226479964160

This really curious person.

https://twitter.com/PUREHAIRE/status/690238358623223808

He never really thought about it, hmmn!

I never thought about it https://t.co/F45doBXaVD
— Bankole Oluwafemi (@MrBankole) January 21, 2016

You can read about it too.

Books. Mills and boons, hint magazine etc https://t.co/5ITwb5EMSR
— Lu’ (@oghenelucia) January 21, 2016

https://twitter.com/ChuxTheShrewd/status/690248574764978176

Or witness it live.

a neighbour sent me to buy somtn for him& i entered d room while he& his gf were watchn 'bluefilm'
Got me curios yea https://t.co/rVd676bszr
— Fashion designer in Toronto (@Yesdo_) January 21, 2016

This hilarious one.

@zikokomag Nollywood movie. 2 people fell on the bed, started rolling around aggressively, and the next thing you know, someone's vomiting.
— osarumen (@skweird) January 21, 2016

The hilarious nickname…..

@zikokomag Also, I never admitted to cluelessness. We used to refer to it as 'iberibe'. Igbo peeps will follow 😁.
— Yvonne (@grey_adanna) January 21, 2016

The Yoruba film lesson.

https://twitter.com/Nwachi3f/status/690240706292629504

How her mother ended the “sex talk” with her.

https://twitter.com/Nwachi3f/status/690246171835666432

Nigerians Share How They Learned About Sex