Student, Imtiyas Brutalized & Dehumanized By Seniors At Abuja School; Family Demands Justice

Date: 08-12-2024 9:24 pm (1 month ago) | Author: Mister Jay Wonder
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A distressing case of bullying has emerged from Beautiful Beginning Academy, Apo, Abuja, where a senior student allegedly subjected a junior, Imtiyas, an SS2 pupil, to a brutal and dehumanizing attack.

The incident, which took place at the school, saw Imtiyas being chained and assaulted by SS3 students. In a shocking twist, the assailants even recorded the horrifying act. Imtiyas, a boarding school student, had his mother unaware of the abuse until a family member visited the school to deliver an item. Upon seeing his frail condition, it was immediately evident something was terribly wrong, prompting his swift removal from the school and subsequent hospitalization.

This isn’t the first instance of bullying Imtiyas has endured, but the severity of this incident has raised alarm. Despite the gravity of the situation, the school has yet to take action against the perpetrators.

The victim's family has called on authorities to thoroughly investigate the incident and ensure that justice is served.
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“Bullying in schools must end. Imtiyas is not just their victim—he is our son, our brother, and a member of our community,”
the family stated. The public is urging for accountability and a crackdown on such violent behaviors within educational institutions.



Posted: at 8-12-2024 09:24 PM (1 month ago) | Addicted Hero
- gogoman at 8-12-2024 09:43 PM (1 month ago)
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Posted: at 8-12-2024 09:43 PM (1 month ago) | Grande Master
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- Baye77 at 9-12-2024 08:05 AM (1 month ago)
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What do you mean the school has refused to take action?? Are you kidding me?? You mean you've not gone to that school to beat the bastard in charge??? If they refuse to take action, make sure the entire school is shut down!
Posted: at 9-12-2024 08:05 AM (1 month ago) | Hero
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