According to eye witness report, the baby sustained minimal injury and is currently recuperating in safe hands; however, the whereabouts of parents (students) remain unknown.
Student Lovers in tertiary institutions are advised to abstain from immoral acts if they are not ready to be parents, if they wish to continue, they should practice safe sex methods.
Cases of babies born by undergraduates’ ladies continue to triple monthly. Some are brave enough to keep the baby which has hampering effect on their education, others carefully plot outrageous means to kill or discard the baby.
On the corner, there are those who use pills and other deranged methods to abort the fetus. Legalization of abortion remains a debatable topic in our society, considering our religious and cultural entanglements.
Abstinence remains key, contraceptives too are highly taught and advised among teenage girls.
Cohabitation is a phenomenon pervading most, if not all, of the tertiary institutions in Nigeria today. The practice is so rife to the point that it has become a usual way of campus life. Cohabitation is generally seen as an act of a man and woman living together and sometimes having marital relationships without being married.
Those involved see nothing wrong with it. A cursory look at our various campuses today shows that a large number of unmarried students indulge in this act.
This kind of relationships come in various guises and aliases such as campus marriages, marrying for marriage, campus coupling etc. obviously designed to give this unwholesome act an acceptable nomenclature. This growing trend is gradually eroding the level of morality among youths in Nigerian tertiary institutions.
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