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Sad! Teachers Assault 17-year-old Student Over Chess
Three teachers of Mount Saint Gabriel Secondary School Makurdi, Benue State, have assaulted a 17-year-old student for playing chess in class.
Three teachers of Mount Saint Gabriel Secondary School Makurdi, Benue State, have assaulted a 17-year-old student for playing chess in class.

The case which was posted by an old student of the school, Austine Zeku Torkoma, on Monday on social media revealed thag three teachers were responsible for the assault.
According to the report, the teachers; Fr Asen, Leo Sonsha and Montaro flogged the student in the principal’s office and nothing was done about it.
Austine wrote;
“A priest/principal/staff that superintends over this kind of dehumanization should have nothing to do with administration. This is beyond evil! And for missing classes?
We once had only news of glory coming out from my alma mater, not this…
I’m pained because one of the persons fingered in this beat us like slaves while we were just 11year olds in JSS2 and has continued with manhandling students without any consequences.
This happened in a PRINCIPAL’S OFFICE?
People should be behind bars.”
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