The purpose of this study is to determine the prevalence of risky sexual activities among adolescents within the context of other behavioural factors that contribute to compromised health outcomes, for both sexes, those who initiated sexual activity at an early age were more likely to engage in a variety of significant risks behaviours factor. Possibility engaging in sexual activity is associated with age, low academic performance, substance abuse, violence, depression, and suicidal tendencies. The more regular occurrence of these risk factors, the higher the chances of engaging in sexual activity. The aim of various examining is to find efforts on how specific ways of conceptualizing to reduce multiple risk factors and to determine how adolescents’ views on reproductive issues influence may develop sexual initiation and patterns of behaviour in sexual activity over the time.