Kobojunkie:
1. Many of those raised in situations of abject poverty are probably more hardworking than you can ever imagine.

2. Have you actually bought some of them one of these tricycles to have them refuse them as a result of laziness?

3. Let me ask you a simple question. Do all children of the rich who go on to live rich lives away from prostitution do so because they were raised better than all the prostitutes many of whom come from poor dysfunctional homes? Are all rich kids who don't end up in prostitution simply more hardworking than the kids from poor homes who end up in it?

God1000:
■ Nice questions. This is where discipline and value system comes in.

Kobojunkie:
3. Let me ask you a simple question. Do all children of the rich who go on to live rich lives away from prostitution do so because they were raised better than all the prostitutes many of whom come from poor dysfunctional homes? Are all rich kids who don't end up in prostitution simply more hardworking than the kids from poor homes who end up in it?

GeneralShepherd:
One of the greatest mysteries I see on nairaland is how people will immediately put blame on individuals (aka the girls) over examining if our society is responsible for this increasing trend. Over the last 30 years, the cost of studying has sky rocketed , whereas real income adjusted for inflation has fallen. Many of these young girls are from families that can barely make ends meet, hence they resort to prostitution. Majority of women who are prostitutes are desperate. Overwhelming, it has been studied and proven that poverty drives prostitution

victorVIC1:
■ The level of moral decadence is on the increase. Unfortunately, the economy is not making it any easier. There are cases where parents do not even support their children in the University financially.

SPAMBOX7:
Shey you dey whine me ni

nony43:









Haaaaaa really?

GeneralShepherd:
■ By your logic, majority of Nigerians should not have children. Again the nairaland philosophy, do not question the society that has buried majority of her citizens in poverty, blame the impoverished citizens for having children

QuinModah:
■ This is a lame excuse. It's greed

Preshieben:
■ Well... As a slim fine girl back in school, I had these 3 sugar daddies that contributed to everything I wanted Academically and otherwise while I gave them back to back via Akwa ibom girl wey I be.. Meanwhile, I never disturbed my parents for shi-shi cos I knew they had two of my siblings too in school.. Presently, I'm okay and earning money myself
I've seen girls who claimed to be decent and holy from a broke home drop out of school.... In essence, girls should be allowed to do whatever they can to help themselves please. Times are hard

Abyounghammed:
■ As a wise individual, they should atleast go and learn a skill and seek the favor of god from there, not everyone should be in school, they can get educated as a skill worker if not in school, don't u agree

Kobojunkie:
1. Yet interestingly you didn't answer any of the questions.
Am I to at least take it that you believe children raised by the rich have better upbringings as a whole than kids from poor homes then?

God1000:
■ No I don't believe that children raised by the rich have better upbringing than kids from poor homes
■ Poverty is a factor, but it shouldn't be the main reason for anyone from poor and broken homes to indulge in prostitution. We live in an era where every young person wants to use the latest phone in town and wear expensive clothes, so they corrupt each other, we should look deeper into this problem and see what motivates people into such lifestyle.

meobizy:
■ Sha, this is Nairaland. Here na the headquarters of discussing issues without resolve. After this thread everyone will move on with life in three hours.

QuinModah:

https://www.nairaland.com/1839798/campus-prostitution-growing-concern-nigeria

9jaRealist:


Some Nigerians and their obsession over OTHER PEOPLE’S sex lives (and life in general)…SMH
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9jaRealist:


Some Nigerians and their obsession over OTHER PEOPLE’S sex lives (and life in general)…SMH
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God1000:
Nice questions

This is where discipline and value system comes in.

Gboom:
The menace "Campus Prostitution" is as old as when University education began in Nigeria. Social media just exposed more of it.
I was in the company of my guys on campus in 1995, when I saw a girl that I know negotiating with a man and I said see hustle and the man (her client) answered and said do you want to hustle too

Sonnobax15:

Nice piece of write up I must really say.....

It's only a parent who hasn't paid his/her wards an impromptu visit in his/her school will sit at the comfort of his/ her home and say -"My pikin no dey do anyhow for school"

Na the same ONOME wey dey wear gown for house go school,less than one month,she don begin to dey wear bumshots . Na wa

QuinModah:

Sonnobax15:
. Baby girl,are a soldier for real?