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The Kaduna Government  Sealed Off  Zaria Academy Due To Allegations Of A Student Being Beaten To Death.

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The Kaduna Government  Sealed Off  Zaria Academy Due To Allegations Of A Student Being Beaten To Death.

The Kaduna Government  Sealed Off  Zaria Academy Due To Allegations Of A Student Being Beaten To Death.

Kaduna State Schools Quality Assurance Authority,has sealed Al-Azhar Academy, in Zaria, over alleged beating of a student to death.

The Kaduna Government has sealed off a Zaria academy due to allegations of a student being beaten to death.

The JSS 3 student, Marwan Sambo, 19, was reported to have died from severe beating and corporal punishments by some teachers, over absenteeism.

In Kaduna, the Director-General of KSSQAA, Dr. Usman Abubakar, said the state’s Ministry of Education, representing the state government, along with the school, had launched a fact-finding mission.

The DG said their visit to Zaria was to assemble the sequence of events that transpired from the Al-Azhar Academy, where the incident happened, to the victim’s home, to offer condolences and engage with bereaved family and some school mates of the victim.

Abubakar added that the KSSQAA team visited the Divisional Police Headquarters, Zaria City, where the school principal and the vice-principal were being detained.

The fact-finding team then moved to Hajiya Gambo Sawaba General Hospital, Zaria, where the victim was formally confirmed dead.

“Finally, KSSQAA team visited the graveyard where the victim was“said to had been put to rest, and a fresh-looking grave was observed,” he said.

The DG, therefore, noted that the State Government, under the leadership of Gov. Uba Sani, assured the“general public of its firm resolve to ensure conducive learning environment, equity and justice.

 

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