THE CAUSES, PREVALENCE AND EFFECT OF FEMALE PROSTITUTION IN NIGERIAN TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS: A CASE STUDY OF COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, EKIADOLOR-BENIN
ABSTRACT
The study investigated into the causes, prevalence and effect of female prostitution in Nigerian tertiary institutions: a case study of College of Education, Ekiadolor-Benin. In the course of the research and collection of data some research questions were postulated these include;
- How come about female prostitution
- What are the effects of female prostitution?
- Do female prostitution cause by parents or government in our society?
The research instrument used includes questionnaires and oral interview. The simple percentage data analysis was used for the collection. A total of ninety (90) respondents were used in conclusion, some recommendations were suggested to maltreat some of the identified problems.
CHAPTER ONE
INTRODUCTION
1.1Â Â Â BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY
Prostitution has become rampant in our society today among growing teens and youths. These young people see selling of their bodies as the fastest way of getting income for their keeps. In the past those engaged in prostitution use to be women selling their bodies. However, today men have joined the trade of selling their bodies for different reasons including drugs, jobs or contracts and also good grades in exams. This is because sex consumers include politicians, bosses in offices, lecturers who find pleasure in exploiting the lower class by offering mouth watering opportunities in exchange for sex. (Alufohai, 2007). She further stated that some of the causes of prostitution are high level of poverty due to unemployment rate in the society, bribery and corruption. Family expectations and other problems are factors why men and women get involved in prostitution. Women most especially are pressured into the business to be able to cater for family and siblings education.
