Leads British School Abuja Shut down for three days after bullying Incident [video]


The Leads British International School Abuja has been shut down for 3 days following the bullying incident where a student was caught on tape slapping her classmate.

The minister of women affairs, Uju Kennedy-Ohanenye waded into the matter and paid a visit to the school.

After deliberations and conversations, it was agreed that the school would be closed for duration of three days.

Meanwhile the bully in the viral video Maryam Hassan has been spotted in the school with an aunt of the bullied girl slapping  her.


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