There is need to introduce modes dressing code, and moral education policy into the Nigerian National Policy on Education at all level of Education (especially at tertiary level) where morality will pictured as something that one cannot dispose off before one can be awarded any certificate of education. Necessary committee should be set up in schools in order to check the perpetrators and victims of sexual abuse. These committees include disciplinary committee on the appropriate measures to be used for dealing with perpetrators of sexual abuse in a professional way. Infact, there is need for the government and non-governmental organizations to fund and support private counselling centers that could meet the needs of victims of sexual abuse.
In addition, government, and non-governmental bodies should as well introduce and finance programme as several workshop, session, using particular participatory learning. Furthermore, even if men are mostly perpetrators of sexual abuse, the programme should be careful to avoid labeling them as such. If these recommendations are put into practice, it will go a long way reducing, if not curbing the act of sexual abuse in the tertiary institutions and our society at large.
Suggestions for further Research
In this research work, the researcher investigated on the factors responsible for sexual abuse as expressed by students of College of Education, Abeokuta. Therefore, the present research recommends the following areas for future researchers.
1. Factors influencing the wide spread of sexually transmitted diseases.
2. Indiscipline among Nigerian Secondary School students; the cause and its resultant effect.
3. Prevalence, cause and problems associated with sexual dissatisfaction among Nigeria couples.
4. The risk factors of teaching sex education in Nigeria secondary school.