Abstract
Knowledge, Attitude and Acceptance of Modern Family Planning Method Among Women Attending Post–Natal Clinic in Ayeka Basic Health Centre in Okitipupa Local Government Area, Ondo State, Nigeria
Highlights
As a result of the current population of Nigeria, this is 187, 754, and 280 as of Friday September 2, 2016 based on the latest United Nations estimates
This study aims at examining the knowledge attitude and acceptance of modern family planning methods among women ages 15-45 years in Ayeka Community, Okitipupa local Government of Ondo State
From the socio-demographical data distribution of the respondents, 99% are female and majority 32.5% are between the age 31 to 35, those between the age 15 to 20 are 15%, 20% of the respondents are between the age 21-25 while 18.5% are between the age 26 to 30, and the remaining 14% are between the age 36 to 45. 69% of them are married, 9% are divorced 8.5% are single, 7% are widow and the remaining 6.5% are separated
Summary
As a result of the current population of Nigeria, this is 187, 754, and 280 as of Friday September 2, 2016 based on the latest United Nations estimates. In order to curb the population increase, efforts have been made by both the federal government of Nigeria and World International Organization (WHO), United Nations International Children Emergency Fund (UNICEF), planned Parenthood Federation Association (PPFA) to increase awareness, attitude and practice of family planning among all reproductive age groups including adolescents. This increase in attitude, knowledge and practice among the women of child bearing age (15-45) is yet to be effective among the women in the rural areas of most developing countries where majority of the population live (Adeleye et al 2010)
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