Police act after viral video of student assault at Igbinedion school
The police have called on the parents of a student assaulted at Igbinedion Education Centre in Benin, Edo State, to file a formal complaint after a video of the incident spread online. The school has expelled the two students involved in the attack, describing their actions as unacceptable and against its values. Authorities are now investigating the case, and the school says it is supporting those affected. The incident has sparked public outrage and renewed calls for strict measures against bullying.
What we know
- The police have invited the victim’s parents to make a formal complaint to aid their investigation.
- Two students seen assaulting a classmate in a viral video have been expelled by Igbinedion Education Centre.
- The school reaffirmed its zero-tolerance policy on bullying, violence, and related misconduct.
- The incident has been reported to authorities, and the school is cooperating fully with the investigation.
- Human rights activist Kola Edokpayi condemned the attack and urged the school to enforce strict sanctions.
