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Students Allegedly Assault Physics Teacher, Leaving Him in Coma in Shocking Attack in Kogi State

Students Allegedly Assault Physics Teacher, Leaving Him in Coma in Shocking Attack in Kogi State

 

In a shocking incident that has left the community in disbelief, students from Ebira Muslim Community College Okengwe (EMCCO) in Okene LGA, Kogi State, allegedly assaulted their Physics teacher, Mr. Muktar Salihu, leaving him in a coma. The attack, reportedly led by Abdulbatin, a senior secondary school (SS2) student and the son of a prominent traditional ruler in the region, has sparked outrage and raised serious concerns about discipline in schools.

Reports indicate that the assault took place after a confrontation between the teacher and students, culminating in a violent attack that left Mr. Salihu unconscious. The attack was reportedly led by Abdulbatin, the son of a local traditional ruler, who allegedly humiliated and physically assaulted the teacher. The severity of the attack resulted in the teacher collapsing and falling into a coma. He is currently receiving medical treatment in an undisclosed hospital, and his condition is still being monitored.

Eyewitness accounts suggest that the incident was not only violent but also involved a public humiliation of the teacher by the students. The specific details of the altercation remain unclear, but the gravity of the assault has sent shockwaves through the local community.

The attack has drawn swift condemnation from local residents, with many expressing concern over the growing lack of respect for authority figures in schools. The District Police Officer (DPO) has taken action by stepping in to investigate the case, and authorities have ordered the traditional ruler to present his son, Abdulbatin, for questioning.

The involvement of the son of a prominent community leader has added a complex dimension to the case, with local authorities calling for justice to be served, regardless of the student’s background.

The incident has raised difficult questions about the state of discipline, respect, and authority in Nigerian schools today. While violence in schools is not uncommon, the involvement of a student from a powerful family has brought the issue to the forefront of public discussion. Many parents, educators, and community members are now asking how schools can better foster a culture of respect and accountability, ensuring that such incidents do not repeat themselves.

As the investigation into the assault continues, the community awaits further developments. The incident has reignited calls for stronger measures to address violence in schools, with a particular focus on ensuring that students understand the consequences of such actions.

Authorities have assured the public that they are handling the matter with the utmost seriousness, and further legal steps are expected as the investigation unfolds.

Sahara Weekly

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