Do You Know The Different Types Of Contraception?

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Published on May 23, 2017 by

There’s a saying in Naija, “Aids no dey show for face”; however, many young Nigerians do not know the types of contraception that are available.

Not only do some Nigerians not know the types of contraception available, they also don’t know what contraception is or what it is even used for!

BattaBox decided to investigate and try and create some awareness about how to protect yourself form sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) and pregnancies.

So Adeola took to the streets of Lagos to ask young Nigerians to list different types of contraception.

Here are some of their interesting answers…

“The things you use when you’re pregnant,” one lady answers.

Might be a little too late at that point o!

“Pills used in eradicating some kind of illness in the body.”

“I have no idea.”

“In this Nigeria, what I understand about contraception is, those who are struggling to make an ends meet,” use it.

Do YOU know the different types of contraception available?

For more information about STDs, pregnancies and the different types of contraception available in Nigeria, please visit your doctor.

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10 Comments

  • VCNmedia 7 years ago

    Contraception refers to the methods that are used to prevent pregnancy. Some methods of contraception (condoms) can also be used to prevent some sexually transmitted infections (STIs).

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  • Anita Franks 7 years ago

    the guy at the end makes a very valid point

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  • Ayodeji Alonge 7 years ago

    you asked questions but you didn’t educate your viewers or the people you were talking to.

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  • Frassmáasa Flash 7 years ago

    I love naija!!

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  • odumosu taiwo 7 years ago

    why is NO ONE talking about this presenters white face – dark hands

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  • Sisilicious Sosan 7 years ago

    Hmmmmm devices 😂

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  • Naija Vegan 7 years ago

    Wow 👀…no wonder the abortion rate in Nigeria is so high 😩

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  • oguguo Chinedu 7 years ago

    The last guy killed it 😂😂😂😂

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  • Wizzhard 7 years ago

    It’sContraception (singular not plural)

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  • NatalieDuru 7 years ago

    Chineke the last guy though hahaahh
    Honestly i wish you educated them in the video rather than just interview, this goes to show that people are not properly informed in the area of sexual health. Contraceptives are not just to prevent unwanted pregnancies but STIs also they are not 100% likely to protect individuals. Also educate them on the effects of contraceptives (which are far more than the “pill”). Anyways great video Battabox.

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