Content, Delivery, and Accessibility of Sexuality Education among Newly Admitted University Students in Ekiti State, Nigeria

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Descriptive survey shows inadequate parental guidance and varied delivery methods for sexuality education, suggesting significant gaps in knowledge.

About 81% of students received cautionary advice about dressing, reflecting moralistic parental guidance, and only 26.2% received information on anatomical changes.
Approximately 41.1% of students could not recall any parental approach to sexuality education, highlighting the inconsistency in delivery strategies.
Only 13.1% of students can openly discuss sexual issues with both parents, indicating a need for increased parental openness and involvement.
Friends emerged as the most common source of sexual information (47.6%), pointing to insufficient parental guidance and the need for better interventions.

Oluwayemi et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Descriptive survey shows inadequate parental guidance and varied delivery methods for sexuality education, suggesting significant gaps in knowledge.