ivolt:

I supposed the victim's parent are poor peasants.

AKzee:

For what exactly? Her classmate hits her and she couldn't fight back at least return one slap. No.

gaby:


Just as the Sylvester boy's parents weren't peasants.

What was the end result with that case?

You never still understand say there is a difference between 1 and 2 abi?

othermen:
Might pretend what happened with Namtira is extreme & improbable.

It isn’t.

“Seniors” in most secondary schools being entitled to be served by ‘juniors’ or utilizing corporal punishments against them is a delinquent subculture of education at the level.

“Secondary schools” engaging in street brawls because of a girl or some football game too.

The issue now is it involves the daughter of some influential Nigerians. wheelchair too.

Even Namtira might have been on the other side of the coin, maybe as the boy, being uninvolved or as the perpetrator.

It’s enough punishment that their face now represents bullying in Nigerian schools, when they have only engaged in what is norm in most schools.

on your way, are injustices you observed
but never intervened. In the hospitals, in the churches, with our law enforcement, the poor bullies the feeble, the rich oppresses, Burnaboy and Seun Kuti brandishes guns and sometimes shoot strangers or assault even officers of the law.

Yet, it is these young ones we must lynch. Young ones that have been failed by their schools, families and society. The school that won’t institute deterrent actions that could adequately protect students, because a child of a senator is involved. A society that thinks the boy who is merely a witness and uninvolved deserves to be castrated.

The boy is not a bully, maybe he is a coward. Or maybe he is a bully. But it’s bullying to use this incident to condemn him as a bully.

ivolt:

I supposed the victim's parent are poor peasants.

She is just sitting without crying or attempting to defend herself. What type of a child is this? I don't expect an African child living in an African society to be so timid. This foreign movies on bullies they watch have shaped how they ought to respond to nonsense. Before we know it she will respond by committing suicide
God should give her the strength to live through this

onlinestaff247:
Lead British International School (LBIS) is a nice school at Gwarinpa, Abuja.

I was a teacher there and is aware the school's management and teachers always orientate the pupils and students on the bane of being a bully.

This incident must have been a rare case whereby the students might have isolated themselves far from the views of the teachers and meted this injustice.

Anyways, for clarity sake, the fees paid does not run into millons per term...The last time I was there (2023), primary school did not pay up to N300k.

43Ronin:
As a man, it's your duty to train ur girls to be strong both mentally & physically. Teach ur girls defensive techniques & street wisdom from an early age. Before ur child gets to age 10 they must know at least one defensive technique very well like boxing, karate, taekwando or mma. The world is getting more evil and most especially pervs & evil people are praying on girls/women for either kidnap, rape or murder. You owe it to your children especially your daughter. I went to a private gun range and the owners daughter could handle the recoil of most semi-auto at age 12. I was impressed

Bongadu:
Fear that girl, e get why she no wan retaliate

ThatFairGuy1:
Get a job, help your wife

Yankee101:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IpWyYw6NrEk?si=jHbWbUETlz8GQrvO

A disturbing video of a female student being slapped repeatedly by her female secondary school mates is circulating online.

Nobody tried to help or stop the rude students. The recurring theme was about a boyfriend. It’s an expensive school so the assumption is rich kids can do whatever they want and get away scot free

Kindly push this to the front page until justice is obtained for the female child.

https://www.instagram.com/p/C6FH3lktw_K/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link




A video of a female student of Lead British International School, Abuja, being bullied by her schoolmate has sparked outrage on social media.

On Monday night, a social media user, @mooyeeeeeee, called for justice for a female student of the school who was bullied by her classmates.

Alongside a video of the incident, she wrote, “There’s a video I’m about to post. I need you guys to help me get justice for (sic). She was bullied in her school by her classmates at Lead British School, Abuja. Pls make it go viral so she can get justice.”

In one of the videos, the victim was seen being slapped 18 times by another female student while asking “Who broke my heart?”

In another video, she was beaten in one of the school’s empty halls.

The victim has now been identified as Namtira Bwala.

Doyin2:


While acknowledging the fact that a person who is below the age of 18 is not yet an adult as provided in section 29 of the constitution, such a person who is below the age of 18 can still be held to be criminally liable for any offense he commits.

The conviction might not involve jail sentence but other punishments

GloriousGbola:


the one who got all the fanyogo amirite

have some mercy na.

life happens

oyibos call it peaking in high school

SAMBARRY:
Rich men's kids are the worst set of narcissistic kids.if you doubt me ask those secondary school teachers teaching in rich private secondary schools and even in rich private universities

MILLERMannn:

You get it. Infact as school is about to resume next week, I have been thinking whether to quit my job as a teacher or continue. This is because of what I am going to experience in the next three months from the spoilt kids.

SAMBARRY:
yes I understand that teachers are not allowed to beat the stupidity out of them because of the abusive nature of some teachers (justifiably so) some teachers fir beat pikin make the pikin collapse however there are other ways to beat untrained/narcissistic kids without touching them.one one of which is tongue lashing them and letting them know daddy/mummy will not always be with them for the rest of their lives.trust me it will make them be careful of you however you will not be in their good books.those spoilt kids like only the teachers that allow them to disrespect them so they can be in the kids good books and they can recommend them to their parents for jobs, networks or money so choose your poison wisely

Greenfaces:
they don't care about tongue lashing. Some are already even rich.

othermen:
Might pretend what happened with Namtira is extreme & improbable.

It isn’t.

“Seniors” in most secondary schools being entitled to be served by ‘juniors’ or utilizing corporal punishments against them is a delinquent subculture of education at the level.

“Secondary schools” engaging in street brawls because of a girl or some football game too.

The issue now is it involves the daughter of some influential Nigerians. wheelchair too.

Even Namtira might have been on the other side of the coin, maybe as the boy, being uninvolved or as the perpetrator.

It’s enough punishment that their face now represents bullying in Nigerian schools, when they have only engaged in what is norm in most schools.

on your way, are injustices you observed
but never intervened. In the hospitals, in the churches, with our law enforcement, the poor bullies the feeble, the rich oppresses, Burnaboy and Seun Kuti brandishes guns and sometimes shoot strangers or assault even officers of the law.

Yet, it is these young ones we must lynch. Young ones that have been failed by their schools, families and society. The school that won’t institute deterrent actions that could adequately protect students, because a child of a senator is involved. A society that thinks the boy who is merely a witness and uninvolved deserves to be castrated.

The boy is not a bully, maybe he is a coward. Or maybe he is a bully. But it’s bullying to use this incident to condemn him as a bully.

Atolu01:


There's something up, beyond the physical assault. There's probably also emotional and psychological, possibly social abuse i.e systematic isolation, discrimination e.t.c, or something, going on. I am sure even the so called boy is adding to it somehow. She may also just not know how to respond in situations like this/ be too gentle/ unsure e.t.c. We don't even know her baseline mental state. The girl needs protection and it's good there's evidence, so people actually believe her, and are speaking for her, instead of the story being flipped around, and she is unfairly made out to be the perpetrator and bully again. No additional trauma.

Caaz:

She should have fought back next matter how.

SAMBARRY:
that means you don't have a caustic tongue.you need a caustic/acidic ruthless tongue to deal with this kids.trust me they'll care