A STUDY OF THE ROLE OF SEX EDUCATION IN THE PREVENTION OF STD'S AND UNWANTED PREGANCY AMONG THE FEMALES IN SOME SELECTED SECONADRY SCHOOL IN EKITI-WEST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF EKETI STATE
Abstract
ABSTRACT
This study focuses on the role of sex education in the prevention of STD's and unwanted pregnancy among female in some selected secondary school a case study of Ekiti-west local government in Ekiti state. Sexual activity doing during secondary school may represent a risk for young women's quality of life as well as their health.This practice can result in early pregnancy. abortion, AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases. The need for sex education in order to identify and prevent the risk factors of and unwanted pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases during secondary school days become increasingly clearer. In order to accomplish this study literature are extensively reviewed to provide multidimensional view and perspective on the role of sex education in the prevention ofsexual transmitted disease and unwanted pregnancy among female in some selected secondary schools in Ekiti west Local Government Area of Ekiti State. The study employed descriptive research design with questionnaire and observation as the main instrument data was collected from respondents randomly sampled the data were analyzed using tables chart figures and percentage the study forms basis for suggestion to summary conclusion and recommendation
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