A fresh video evidence has surfaced detailing the harrowing accounts of students allegedly sexually assaulted by a male teacher at the Babs Fafunwa Millennium Senior Secondary School in Lagos State.
Allegations of assault and intimidation have emerged at a local secondary school, as multiple students have come forward with disturbing accounts involving a senior student. One of the victims described a chilling warning issued by the alleged perpetrator: “He said, ‘Don’t tell anybody because if I am embarrassed, you too will be embarrassed.’” The statement has raised concerns over a pattern of manipulation and threats used to silence victims.
In another testimony, a second student detailed a physical encounter that allegedly took place inside a classroom. “He told me to open the video and as I was about to open the window, he pushed me and tried to kiss me. And I was pushing him, until SS1 students entered. He left me and I ran outside.” The victim’s account suggests the intervention of fellow students may have prevented the incident from escalating further.
The school’s administration has yet to issue an official statement on the matter. Parents and advocacy groups are calling for an immediate investigation and the implementation of stronger safeguarding measures. The case underscores growing concerns around student safety and the urgent need for transparent, responsive action from educational institutions.
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