“Sanitary pad should be free while condoms should be sold” — Ubi Franklin

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Nigerian music executive, Ubi Franklin is of the opinion that sanitary pads should be free of charge, while condoms should be sold.

It is commo
n knowledge that some hospitals and health centers give out condoms for free, whereas sanitary pads are sold at exorbitant prices to women. Fortunately, different brands have been springing up in the country with affordable sanitary pads.

In a bid to advocate for sanitary pads to be completely free for young girls and women, Ubi Franklin took to his Instagram page to share his thoughts.

He wrote,

“Sanitary pads for women should be free!! while condoms should be sold.
You make the choice to have sex but women don’t have choice whether to see their monthly periods or not.”

See his post below,



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