Lead British School: Shehu Sani Discusses Why Private Schools Tolerate Bullying among Students
- Senator Shehu Sani has revealed the reason private schools allow bad behaviour and bullying among students
- The former federal lawmaker said private schools tolerate bullying because of the status of student parents and the financial gains from the tuition
- He said private school authorities must find a way to protect students from spoilt ones among them
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FCT, Abuja - Former Kaduna Central senator, Shehu Sani said buying among students is a serious problem that school authorities must address.
He stated this while reacting to the viral video of a female student who was bullied and assaulted by her classmates at Lead British International School, Abuja.
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Sani said school management must protect well mannered students from the morally spoilt ones.
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Why schools tolerate bullying
He accused some private schools of tolerating bullies because of their parents' status and financial gains from the tuition.
The former federal lawmaker stated this via his verified X handle (formerly known as Twitter) @ShehuSani, on Wednesday, April 24.
According to Sani, any school that lacks morals is not a school because parents send their children to school for education and moral training.
Sani suggested the bullying of students is slavery.
“The bullying of Students in Schools by their fellow students is a serious problem that school authorities must act to address. Parents sent their Children for education and moral training and not to slavery. Normal students must be protected from spoilt ones.
“Most private Schools tolerate or conceal the bad behaviours of some of their students because of the status of their parents and the financial gains from the tuition. Schools with no moral codes are not schools. We are Africans, not Americans.”
Abuja school students confirm bullying is common
Legit.ng earlier reported that some students of Lead British International said bullying was commonplace in the Abuja-based secondary school.
The female students said it was common and the management of the school doesn’t do anything about it when students report incidents to them.
In a now-trending video, the students said some teachers were watching them being bullied and they didn’t do anything.
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