Prostitution in Nigerian campuses has come to stay except God intervenes. Pm News Campus Square went about to ask some students why they think prostitution is so rampant on campuses and what they think can be done to curb it and here’s what they have to say…
“Prostitution in our tertiary institutions is a trade that has grown to the extent that it demands serious attention from the government.
“It is a business which the culprits are sometimes not ashamed of. Prostitution is something that the government should really look into.

“But at the same time I am not surprised by the negligence of the government because when you investigate those patronising these young students, you will find out that they are our so-called senators, and government officials.
“They (government officials) are the ones that throw the parents of these students into abject poverty and at the same time destroy their children.
“Also, parental role should not be pushed aside because good upbringing is also crucial in curbing prostitution. Poor parental care pushes students into prostitution. Because their parents can’t afford financial click http://olatunjimike..com/2014/11/oau-unilag-students-speak-on.html to continue reading.

That is the major cause of economic breakdown, when our senators are investing in such an illegal business