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This study investigated the influence of employment status of housewives on sexual violence experienced by married women in EkitiState, Nigeria. The population consisted of all married women in Ekiti-State. The sample consisted of 60 married women randomly selected from six Local Governments Areas. The strata recognised age, religion, education levels, employment status, duration of marriage, and number of children. An instrument titled “Sexual Violence within Marriage Questionnaire” was used. The reliability coefficient of the instrument was estimated at 0.75 using Pearson Product Moment Correlation. Data collected were analysed using student t-test and tested at 0.05 level of significance. The result revealed that housewives that are sexually coerced suffered physical, emotional, social, psychology and health consequences. There is also a significant different in the sexual violence experienced by working and full housewives. Based on the findings, it was recommended that people should have the knowledge that sexual violence within marriage is a crime and that husbands could be prosecuted. Full house wives should engage in a business to avoid incessant sexual demand from their husband. This research is important because it uncovered the consequences of sexual violence within marriage and the barriers of being a full housewife in Ekiti

Influence of Employment Status of Housewives on Sexual Violence Experienced by Married Women in Ekiti State