Abuja School Expels Student After Parents Attack Teacher
An Abuja school expels a student after his parents physically assaulted a teacher who slapped their son. The parents have been banned from school premises.
An Abuja school expels a student after his parents physically assaulted a teacher who slapped their son. The parents have been banned from school premises.
A video from an Abuja school shows parents physically confronting a teacher who slapped their child. The incident has ignited a fierce online debate about discipline and parental intervention in Nigeria.
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