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| Baki Njii Kuu, Michepuko katika ndoa haifai: avoid diversion, avoid HIV infections! Bravo PSI |
The challenge ahead of us is to avoid diversions in our wedlock. Most of us have failed to concentrate with main roads (our partners--being wife or husband). It is common to see a married man sneaking out to find a short time sex partner outside of his wedlock.
Same applied to married women. They claim they want extra pleasure. What kind of pleasure that is not found at your home anyway! sic! Uhuni huo tu!. This, according to available statistics has resulted into many people in marriage become HIV positive.
The latest numbers of balloons that are strategically “dumped” at various road intersections in the city of Dar es salaam try to remind us to avoid multiple sexual partners and instead remain faithful to our wives or husbands. Bravo PSI for this interesting innovation of communication -- Tuache utani jama!--Michepuko Sio Dili!!!!
In one of the studies conducted to assess the level of prevention awareness among married couple a few years ago, it was established that most of the married partners were involved in extra marital sex. Many married partners perceived themselves to be at risk of HIV infection.
High-risk perception among married partners was not associated with taking preventive measures against HIV infection. About 70% of married partners said that extramarital sex was unavoidable. Mungu Wangu!!--My God!!
More than half of the married women who had extra marital sex did not use condoms. Condom use in extra marital sex was low. Few couples accepted faithfulness in marriage as preventive options against HIV infection.
Same applied to married women. They claim they want extra pleasure. What kind of pleasure that is not found at your home anyway! sic! Uhuni huo tu!. This, according to available statistics has resulted into many people in marriage become HIV positive.
The latest numbers of balloons that are strategically “dumped” at various road intersections in the city of Dar es salaam try to remind us to avoid multiple sexual partners and instead remain faithful to our wives or husbands. Bravo PSI for this interesting innovation of communication -- Tuache utani jama!--Michepuko Sio Dili!!!!
In one of the studies conducted to assess the level of prevention awareness among married couple a few years ago, it was established that most of the married partners were involved in extra marital sex. Many married partners perceived themselves to be at risk of HIV infection.
High-risk perception among married partners was not associated with taking preventive measures against HIV infection. About 70% of married partners said that extramarital sex was unavoidable. Mungu Wangu!!--My God!!
More than half of the married women who had extra marital sex did not use condoms. Condom use in extra marital sex was low. Few couples accepted faithfulness in marriage as preventive options against HIV infection.
1 comments:
I know that most of the diversors don't like Michepuko .Infact the community need a well committed,tactic and non judgemental qualified personnel who can identify the pull and push factors in their MAIN ROAD and deal with accodingly. Ukweli ;msaada wa DHATI wa kiufundi unahitajika kabla na ktk NDOA ili KUBAKI NJIA KUU!!!
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