Nigerian girls and boys having sex

The summary report assessed levels of violence physical, sexual and emotional against girls and boys, whether children are seeking services, and the consequences of childhood violence. Girls were significantly more likely to report that their first experience of sexual intercourse in childhood was forced. A third of girls experienced their first incident of sexual violence between 14 and 15 years of age. For those whose first sexual intercourse was prior to age 18, 9. Almost a third of boys experienced their first incident of sexual violence at 13 years and below.

It was a cultural taboo for a woman to ask for sexual gratification in Nigeria, until now. Despite being bombarded by sexually suggestive photos, explicit lyrics and raunchy dance moves in the media, many women are brought up with the socially conservative attitude that "good girls" just do not talk about sex. She became the country's first retailer of sexual health products and erotica after getting requests from friends to buy sex toys on her annual trips to London. Realising there was a niche market, the former development worker set up her online shop five years ago. But luckily that is a thing of the past and she now caters primarily for women, and some men, whose ages range from 20 to It is for anyone with questions or a curiosity about issues from how to find one's G-spot to explaining an orgasm, even suggesting positions.

Women's social role in Nigeria differs according to religious, cultural and geographic factors. Women's role is primarily understood as mothers, sisters, daughters and wives [3] [4]. Additionally, women's roles are in accordance with ethnic differences and religious background, with women in Northern Nigeria being more likely to be secluded in the home [5] , than women in Southern Nigeria, who participate more in public life.

PIP: students boys and girls years of age from 8 high schools in the Osogbo, Ife, and Ilesha areas of Oyo State, Nigeria were interviewed to gather information about the sexual behavior of Nigerian adolescents. This consisted of a random sample of 80 subjects 40 boys and 40 girls in each of the , , and years age groups. Thus, there were 6 data groups.