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THE CHURCH IS ALSO TO BLAME



THE CHURCH SHOULD BE TO BLAME
Even though 51% cases of defilement of young school girls are perpetrated by bodaboda riders, according to Catholic Church findings. The largest proportion of the blame should be apportioned back to the church itself. The church has failed to impart good morals in these vulnerable young girls, bodaboda riders are supposedly taking advantage of. The church is the custodian of morals and so, whenever there is a deficiency of good morals, the church is solely to blame. It has completely failed in its role of inculcating good morals.

Had the church been perfect in its role to nature good morals in children and parents and even in the bodaboda riders themselves, there would be no opportunity to confuse the small girls with free rides and or with gifts or money. As it is, it is the children who provide the riders with a welcoming attitude for them to take advantage of them. The parents and the church as a whole, the riders aside , should be the one to blame for ineffective upbringing of the girls.  Both church and parents do not themselves provide good role models for the children. With most broken homes and parents showing misleading examples, what do we expect of girls from such a societal set up?


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