US EditionIWD: Nigerians Support Sex Education In School Curricula Afrobarometer – Survey
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IWD: Nigerians Support Sex Education In School Curricula Afrobarometer – Survey
By Ebi Kesiena A new Afrobarometer survey has revealed that while a majority of Nigerians support the inclusion of sex education in school curricula, there is significantly less support for making contraceptives available to all sexually active individuals, regardless of age or marital status. The survey also found that public opinion on abortion remains divided. While many Nigerians acknowledge that pregnancies are sometimes terminated in their…
Nigerians Support Sex Education but oppose availability of Contraceptives
A large majority of Nigerians support the inclusion of sex education in school curricula, according to the latest Afrobarometer survey. However, there is significantly less support for making contraceptives widely accessible to all sexually active individuals regardless of their age or marital status. Public opinion on abortion remains divided. While a large plurality of Nigerians report that pregnancies are frequently terminated in their commun…
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