A PLETHORA OF PLACARDS painting pictures of abstinence ruled the early morning in Bridgetown.
Today, the Pure Sex Centre staged their first purity walk to assist in the fight against HIV/AIDS and founder Ambrose Carter said the main message behind the walk was to promote sex after marriage and its benefits.
“We want to encourage young people and the nation to practice intercourse in marriage,” Carter said, adding it was a more secure way of preventing the contraction of HIV/AIDS and sexually transmitted diseases.
Scores of people could be seen traveling from the General Post Office at Cheapside up to Heroes Square.
They chanted messages including “Real Men Wait”. The march ended with an entertainment event at Heroes Square. (TSG)
