Contraceptive Preferences and Sexual Activity Among Students in Africa

This book explores contraceptive preferences and sexual activity among undergraduates at Benue State University, Makurdi, Nigeria. Findings from 372 participants shed light on factors influencing condom use, pill consumption, herbs utilization, and injectables/implants adoption. The research highlights attitudes towards contraceptives, challenges like allergic reactions, and considerations of convenience and affordability. Recommendations include education on contraceptive methods, improving access and affordability, counseling services, and addressing social influences to enhance sexual health outcomes for students.

Autorentext

Agune Stephanie lectures at the Benue State University, Makurdi, Nigeria. Kelvin Terungwa Iornongo is a lecturer with the College of Education, Katsina Ala, Nigeria while Donald Terungwa Ajekwe is an independent researcher cum business man who owns Ajenx World Limited, Lagos, Nigeria.