SHS Students Arrested For Attacking A Teacher After Getting ‘High’

Students of Zappa Secondary School in Asaba, Delta State allegedly attacked their teacher after getting ‘high’ on hard drugs.

The students were reported to have waylaid the teacher on his way home, beat him severely, resulting in a forehead injury.
According to sources, cops from the ‘A’ Division Police Station were immediately alerted and they arrested some pupils on the school premises.
Giving an account of the incident, activist, Victor Ojei, said: “Hard drugs are now being consumed by secondary school students in Delta State. These kids now take all forms of hard drugs and get intoxicated to start fighting their teachers.

According to him, school authorities are required to pay sum of N15,000 to receive support from the state government when cases of abuse are reported.

Furthermore, he advised State government to facilitate public schools with funding for intervention by Police, Anti-Cult groups Non Governmental Organizations.

“The Governor of Delta State needs to know that in 5 to 10 years time, crime rate will increase and there will be no peace if the state government fails to follow my advice or solution,” he said.

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Students attack teacher after getting high in Delta . . A teacher at Zappa Secondary School, Asaba, Delta State, was Friday attacked by some students who were allegedly high on hard drugs. . . The students allegedly waylaid the teacher on his way home, leaving him with injury on his forehead. . . Giving an account of the incident, activist, Victor Ojei, said: "Hard drugs now being consumed by secondary school students in Delta State. . . These kids now take all forms of hard drugs and get intoxicated to start fighting their teachers. . . The man in photo with injury that was later stitched at the federal medical centre Asaba, Delta State, was attacked by one of his student and got injured. . . The state government needs to support/fund or facilitate public schools with funding to bring in Anti-Cult groups, Man o war, Police and Non Governmental Organizations. . . Each time the principal calls for help to curb or contain these children who have gone wild due to hard drugs, they will have to pay minimum of N15,000 else no support will come. . . The Governor of Delta State needs to know that in 5 to 10 years time, crime rate will increase and there will be no peace if the state government fails to follow my advise or solution.”

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