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We asked 7 Nigerian men if they would ever consider getting a vasectomy

World Contraception Day is globally observed to raise awareness about family planning choices.

Seven men tell us what they think about vasectomy [AtlantaBlackStar]

Today, we bring you the answers of seven men who have shared their thoughts on vasectomy, a permanent form of contraception that's often overlooked. The aim of this is to educate the general public that contraception isn't solely a woman's responsibility, men can carry the weight too.

So, to break down stereotypes and engage in open, empathetic discussions, we asked these men a simple question: "Would you consider getting a vasectomy?" Their answers only emphasise the importance of including men in the contraceptive conversation.

Here’s what they said:

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I see vasectomy as a good birth control option for couples who've decided they've had enough kids. It's a safer alternative than relying solely on women using contraceptives, given potential health issues.

I think vasectomy is a great choice for those who are sure they're done having kids. It's an option I don't mind considering, although I have confidence in my pull-out method. I do wish there was more education about it.

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I'd consider vasectomy after we're done having kids to avoid future complications.

Personally, vasectomy isn't my thing. There are alternative methods to prevent pregnancy, so it's not necessary.

Vasectomy isn't something I can go for. It'll make me feel impotent, even though I'd still have an erection.

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I have my concerns about vasectomy due to limited research and potential complications. Maybe after having more children, I'd consider it.

I prefer using condoms, and I haven't researched vasectomy enough to say if it's safe. I might confirm that first and if my wife agrees, I might think to consider it in the future.

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