If you don’t have Sex, you won’t get pregnant, Teenagers told in Nkambe

If you don’t have Sex, you won’t get pregnant, Teenagers told in Nkambe

YACENI President with peer Educators after the Workshop

In continuation of their efforts to zero teenage pregnancies and school drop out, Youth Assembly for Justice (YAFEJ) and the Youth Association for Civic Education and National Integration continue their partnership for the eradication of teens Pregnancies in Donga Mantung. After the capacity workshop seminars Ndu SubDivision Last February, the National President of Civic Education and National Integration (YACENI), Marcel Abanda and team, comprising the Divisional Director of the Multipurpose Youth Empowerment Center Utia Andrew, and the Divisional Chief at the Delegation of youth Affairs and civic education in charge of Civic education and National integration, this weekend drilled peer educators, Young girls and teenage mothers in Nkambe Sub selected from Binju, Nkambe, Kungi, Binshua, Moh, Njima and around the Division at the Nkambe community hall on the “FIGHT AGAINST TEENAGE PREGNANCY & VIOLENCE AGAINST THE GIRL CHILD”.
The personnel of the Delegation of Youth affairs Donga Mantung also presented some of the opportunities youths and teen’s mom can benefit from in that Ministry of youth affairs and civic education.

The Selected Peer educators after identifying their needs were empowered with sufficient information on some strategies and tips for helping high school-aged daughters prevent pregnancy, family and Social Risk Factors, Myths and facts with ample statistics about teen pregnancies with the Key preventive message of “no method is 100% effective at preventing pregnancy other than abstinence”
During the focus round table discussion, the peers were taught on the various tactics used by men, to win girls. Equally teenage mothers shared their stories with the teenagers which some were so inspiring, teaching and torching.
The girls confirmed that, teenage parents  bear few of the costs of a teen pregnancy and 4/5 of them do not marry the mother of their child, they attain lower educational levels and experience earnings
Peer educator during the workshop 
losses when compared with classmates who did not become teen fathers.

Equally, YACENI President stated that, teen fathers are much more likely to finish school than teen mothers, although the goal is to keep both mother and father in school until graduation day. “When this problem is ignored, we have another entire generation with even more severe problems, so keeping teen parents in school is a very worthy goal”. He concluded that condoms are the only form of male birth control currently available. He also called on the Government to put up strategies and measures; support the reproductive health campaigned in other to reduce teen pregnancies and school drop. 

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