A MUST READ: 10 Sexy Ways To Say 'I'm Sorry'

Relationships are meant to be fun but sometimes it turns out to be otherwise especially when both partners have issues to resolve.

So, you have had a nasty fight with your significant other? And now you want to redeem yourself. Fret not! Help is at hand!

Below are 10 sexy ways to say sorry:

1. Do that thing where you kiss them and act like you’re stuck. Even say, “I’m stuck! And I won’t unstick until you accept my apology!” It will sound hilarious because your lips will be… stuck!

2. Write him or her a ridiculous poem. Make sure it rhymes.Tip: Here are 6 words that rhyme with “sorry”: gharry, chary, sari, starry, safari, Atari.3. Make a list of the top 100 reasons you love them. What’s not on the list: the fact that they are forgiving. What is on the list: their sexy voice, how their eyes look when they’re tired, how hot they look shirtless while they’re making you a bloody mary… The more odd, tiny and specific, the better.

 

4. Stick a picture of you two together in their bag and write on it “I LOVE YOU” — or the secret password you two have for “I love you,” or your nickname for them, or a reference to a random inside joke they probably had forgotten about but will laugh at now.

Nigeria's Nollywood: Why Nigerian Movies Still Not That Good As Their Overseas Competitors

A 15-second drum roll and the title of the film, "Deceptive Heart," comes crashing onto the screen in a groovy 1970s font.

In this photo taken Wednesday, Sept, 18. 2013, Nollywood actors perform a scene in Lagos, Nigeria.

Less than 10 minutes into the Nollywood movie, the heart of plot is revealed: A woman has two boyfriends and doesn't know what to do.

The story moves as quickly as the film appears to have been shot. Some scenes are shaky, with cameras clearly in need of a tripod, and musical montages are often filled with pans of the same building.

Most Nollywood movies are made in less than 10 days and cost about $25,000.

Fueled by low budgets and whirlwind production schedules, Nigeria's film industry has grown by some estimates over the past 20-plus years into the most prolific on Earth, pushing out more movies a year than Hollywood in California or Bollywood in Mumbai, India.

Hollywood tends to portray Africa as an exotic land of deserts and giraffes, populated by huddling masses, according to Samuel Olatunje, a Nollywood publicist known in the business as "Big Sam".

Nigerian movies are popular because they portray African people more accurately, Big Sam explains outside his single-room Lagos office.

PHOTOS: Rita Dominic Shines In Darey's 'Special Fever' Video

Actress Rita Dominic has featured in her first music video, thanks to Darey.

The Nollywood hottie plays lead in Darey’s upcoming video ‘Special fever‘ which was shot and directed by Clarence Peters.

From these still shots taken at the making of the video, one could tell Miss Dominic had a swell time.

 See more behind the scene shots after the cut: