Questionnaire
Section A (Demographic data)
Age: 15-25
[ ] 26-36 [
] 37 and above [ ]
[ ] 26-36 [
] 37 and above [ ]
Religion:
Christianity [ ] Muslim [ ] Others [
]
Christianity [ ] Muslim [ ] Others [
]
Educational status: Primary [ ] Secondary [ ] Other [
]
]
Section B: List of items
S/N |
List of item |
A |
SA |
D |
SD |
Occurrence | |||||
1 |
There are causes of child neglect among people in Ughelli metropolis. | ||||
2 |
Some children in Ughelli metropolis suffer from physical abuse. | ||||
3 |
Child sexual molestation is a reoccurring phenomenon in Ughelli metropolis. | ||||
4 |
Emotional exploitation and abuse are some forms of child abuse common in Ughelli metropolis. | ||||
Causes | |||||
5 |
Cultural norms encouraging harsh physical punishment of children lead to child abuse in Ughelli metropolis. | ||||
6 |
Setting expectations for a child that are clearly beyond the child’s capability causes child abuse. | ||||
7 |
Children resulting from unintended pregnancy face abuse. | ||||
8 |
Substance abuse by parents and care givers contribute to child abuse. | ||||
Child abuse and youth violence | |||||
9 |
Children abused have a tendency to engage in violence at adolescent or adult age. | ||||
10 |
Youth who are abuse as children feel unloved by their parents or guardians and hereby run away from home. | ||||
11 |
Child abuse exposes children to criminal activities such as cultism, gangsterism, rape, teenage pregnancy, etc. | ||||
12 |
Youths who are victim of teenage pregnancy has a high tendency to engage in violence to their children. | ||||
Remedies | |||||
13 |
Adequate awareness on the impact of child abuse and parents can help to minimize child abuse. | ||||
14 |
Enforcement of laws prohibiting the violation of the right of the child can help in reducing child abuse. | ||||
16 |
Child abuse can be reduced through school programmes such as “good touch and bad touch” | ||||
16 |
Taking initiatives by NGOs to help victims of child abuse can help in minimizing its impact. |

