It has been reported that the Police at Ikotun Division, Lagos, that a 13-year old SS1 boy commited suicide by drinking popular insecticide, Sniper, after he was suspended from school for two weeks.

According to IgbereTV reports, the late Juwon was a student of Foldemi Private School located at Ola Farm area of Abaranje, Ikotun, Lagos. It was gathered that one of the female classmates went to the School Management and reported that the deceased touched the buttocks of another female classmate which he reportedly denied.

However, the School Management found him culpable and subsequently punished him by suspending from the school as a disciplinary measure to serve as deterrent to other students despite his denial.

The boy was very angry and felt humiliated for nothing he did not commit in school. When he got home, he took the insecticide, Sniper, which was kept at home and drank it.

Few minutes after, he became unconscious and died in the process before help would come to him as his parents were not at home.

When his parents returned home and found him in that condition with a bottle of Sniper insecticide beside him, he was taken to an undisclosed hospital where the doctors certified him dead. His corpse was taken to the cemetery and buried immediately.

The death of the student, Juwon, sparked a serious protest in the area and the school to the extent that his classmates mobilised and stormed the home of their female classmate, identified as Chinaza, who was behind the suspension in order to attack her. But sensing danger, her parents managed to sneak her away from the compound and since then Chinaza is said to be in hiding.

http://igberetvnews.com/1339871/13-year-old-boy-commits-suicide-drinking-snipper/

Lalasticlala

Jeez!!! we are really at the last days...

The rate at which people take their own lives is skyrocketing.


Whatever happened to self worth?

I keep saying this, suicide is not an can never be an option.

Wetin small pikin see na im e go do. For a 13 yo to resort to suicide as his first option to curb the humiliation, then that speaks volume of what's expected of our young ones and coming generations.