Three persons including a teacher at Lagos State University Of Science And Technology International Staff School who chased Abdurahman Dauda an SS2 student to his death have been arrested and arraigned in court by the Lagos State Police Command.
Confirming their arrest and arraignment in court, the spokesperson Lagos State Police Command, Benjamin Hundeyin said three persons have been arrested, arraigned and are currently in remand."
It will be recalled that Abdurahman Dauda a student of Lagos State University Of Science And Technology International Staff School was hit by a moving vehicle while allegedly being chased by his class teacher on Friday, October 28 in Ikorodu area of Lagos State.
It was learnt that the teacher wanted to flog the SS2 student when he ran away. But rather than ignoring him, the teacher allegedly chased him until he was hit by a fast-moving car.
He was subsequently rushed to a hospital, where he was confirmed dead.
During the week, Abdul Rahman's mother staged a lone-protest at the school premises where she held a placard demanding justice for her son.
In a statement on death of one of its students, the management of the Lagos State University Of Science And Technology International Staff School states that the International Staff School of the Lagos State University of Science and Technology wishes to commiserate with the family of Abdurahman Dauda, one of our pupils who was involved in an unfortunate incident that led to his untimely death."
We want to state that the school and Nigerian Police commenced investigations immediately after the matter was reported. Subsequently, the case was taken to the court of competent jurisdiction, and appearances started on Monday, 31 October 2022."
The three affected members of staff who were allegedly accused of complicity in the unfortunate situation are currently remanded at the Nigerian Correctional facilities in Lagos."
As the case is already before a competent court, we seek the public's prayers and understanding with the school management and parents of the deceased at this moment of grief and sober reflection."
Source: Vanguard
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