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‘400 Million Condoms Used In Nigeria Annually’

Victor Gotevbe by Victor Gotevbe
November 1, 2017
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Nigerians use over 400 million condoms annually, a Non-Governmental Organisation, the Society for Family Health, has said.

The managing director of the group, Bright Ekweremadu, disclosed this during the launch of Flex condom in Lagos on Tuesday, reports Punch.

Mr. Ekweremadu lamented that the 400 million condom consumption “could fall below expectation based on the society’s estimation of people still engaged in unprotected sex in the country.”

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He said his organisation, which has been in the business of condom production for over 30 years, has done a lot of things in educating people to embrace abstinence.

“There are obviously sexually active Nigerians who may not totally abstain from sex and this led to our alternative, particularly at this time when HIV/AIDs is prevalent in the country.

“What we are doing now is expanding choices for the sexually active Nigerians who are using condoms.

“So we have varieties of condoms with different features to make sex worth it, for those who will use the condom,” he said emphasising that his organisation was “not promoting sex.”

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