Nigerians are not left out of these issues,people prefer, spending on food stuffs rather buying condom.According to Divine supermarket in Lagos,they experienced shortage demand of condoms from their customers during the coronavirus outbreak.



In Ghana,many woman complaining of sex that their partners are not using condoms but having sex intercourse every minutes of the days and government authority should come to their aids.

Britons are having less sex because of the coronavirus lockdown, according to the maker of Durex condoms.

Laxman Narasimhan, chief executive of Reckitt Benckiser, said sales of condoms had been hit particularly hard in the UK and Italy – with restrictions ‘limiting the number of intimate occasions’.



However, sales have not been affected in China, where restrictions are now being lifted.

Mr Narasimhan said social distancing had limited opportunities for sex and couples were being less intimate than usual, possibly because of stress.

‘Intimate occasions are going down and that is a manifestation of anxiety,’ the chief executive added.

Mr Narasimhan added that young people in the UK were having ‘significantly’ less sex than before.

At the same time, the consumer goods giant yesterday revealed that other parts of its business have been supercharged by the pandemic, with hygiene and health products flying off supermarket shelves.

It also noted that it expected demand for condoms to recover when lockdown ends, and said its condom factories would not scale back production.

However, condom manufacturers around the world have warned of the impact of coronavirus.

Karex, the world’s largest condom producer which makes one in five of all condoms, closed three of its factories.

The firm warned it expects to produce 200m fewer condoms than usual from mid-March to mid-April.

Goh Miah Kiat, Karex’s chief executive, told AFP earlier this month: ‘The world will definitely see a condom shortage.

‘It’s challenging, but we are trying our best right now to do whatever we can. It is definitely a major concern – a condom is an essential medical device.’

The government was asked about the impact of coronavirus on romance and relationships at the start of the lockdown.

In response, it was suggested the restrictions are an opportunity to ‘test relationships’.

Jenny Harries, the deputy chief medical officer, said: ‘If the two halves of a couple are currently in separate households, ideally they should stay in those households.

‘The alternative might be that, for quite a significant period going forwards, they should test the strength of their relationship and decide whether one wishes to be permanently resident in another household.

Read and watch the video here:http://jumiaforum.com/condom-usages-reduced-as-lovers-couples-all-over-world-are-not-using-it-to-have-huge-sex-during-coronavirus-outbreak/

Baby boom definitely coming up this year.

In 7-9 months time, we gonna be replacing all people Covid took.

Skin to skin na em sweet pass... Las Las if we perish we perish

winosport:
Skin to skin na em sweet pass... Las Las if we perish we perish

Damn ya'll really gon take the risk of making a child just for some 5minutes pleasure smh

people are actually having less sex due to lack of finance or fear of contracting covid19.


married people are stuck with their unattractive mate

Too bad