Women's Satisfaction with the Use of Sex and Reproductive Information in the North-Western States of Nigeria

Abstract

This paper aims at finding the Women's Satisfaction with the Use of Sex and Reproductive Information in the NorthWestern States of  Nigeria. Quantitative research methodology using across sectional survey design was used. Structured questionnaire was used for data  collection from a sample of 384 women in the seven states of NorthWestern Nigeria, out of which 314 (81.8%) were returned and found  us able for the analysis. Data were analyzed using descriptive statistics through the use of frequencies and percentages for decision  making. Findings from the study, among others, established that percentage of the women were satisfied with the use of Information on  sexual dysfunction that prevents individuals or couple from enjoying sexual intercourse. Also, higher percentage were not satisfied with  the use of Information on female sexual dysfunction (FSD) that many people are hesitant or embarrassed to discuss; not satisfied with  the use of Information on chronic medical condition that cause sexual dysfunction; and not satisfied with the use of Information on  improved eating habits, regular exercise, abstaining from smoking, avoiding stress etc., that improve the frequency and timing of  intercourse. This findings advocates the need for improvement for the local women to utilized all types of sex and reproductive  information.