Introduction
Condoms are barrier contraceptive devices for dual protection available in two types, the male and the female condoms World Health Organization, [1]. When condoms are used correctly and consistently they are most effective in the prevention of unwanted pregnancy and prevention of the spread of sexually transmitted infections including HIV/ AIDs. The female condom prevents the conception of unwanted or unplanned pregnancy in similar proportion to that of male condom that is 95 per cent. The female condom is a female empowerment tool to increase the use of condoms for family planning and prevention of HIV/ Aids, compared to male condom; a female partner has more control to negotiate for the female condom than a male partner[1]