RE-A VIRAL VIDEO OF BULLYING OF A FEMALE STUDENT IN BOUESTI. (PHOTOS). #PRESS RELEASE.
BAMIDELE OLUMILUA UNIVERSITY OF EDUCATION, SCIENCE AND TECHNLOGY, IKERE-EKITI RE-A VIRAL VIDEO OF BULLYING OF A FEMALE STUDENT IN BOUESTI It has come to our attention that a disturbing incident involving some students of the Bamidele Olumilua University of Education, Science and Technology, Ikere-Ekiti (BOUESTI) has surfaced on social media platforms. A video showing one Miss Opemiposi Precious BOLAJI, an 18 year old 100L Mass Communication student beating her colleague identified as Miss Gloria AJAYI, a 100L Mass Communication student, in a private hostel outside the University campus has gone viral. In accordance with our institution's policies and extant regulations, the students who were captured in the viral video, appeared before the Students' Disciplinary Committee at its emergency meeting held on Monday, May 6, 2024 for interrogations and appropriate recommendations, the report of which has been submitted to the University authorities. The University authorities con
Deputy Director,Civil Litigation in the Kaduna state's Ministry for Justice,Mr Irimiya Samson,made this known in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria {NAN} in Kaduna.Samson explained that the development became necessary,following incessant cases of rape,partiicularly of minors,being recorded daily in the state.He noted that current penalty for rape in the Penal Code was very light,as such it was important to make the law more strict to curtail the ugly trend.He said ''The incidences of the rape have become very rampant in the state.It is particularly disturbing that the offenders are mostly elderly men whose victims are toddlers minors within the age range of three to six.In curbing this abominable act,the state government has decided to invoke a stiff punishment for offenders in the child right law.As such,when the bill is passed,anyone caught ould remain behind bars for life.Similarly,exposing children to obscene materials like phonographic content has also been criminalised.Offenders would be imprisoned or made to pay fine of N500,000 for individuals and one to five million for companies,plus a two-year ban.The proposed law also de-emphasis detaining or locking up children for juvenile offences,having realised that detention do not help the children in anyway.What the law proposed in place of detention is community service,which in all sense could instill some level of discipline in juvenile offenders.Education was also covered in the law,making it mandatory for every child to acquire basic education''.
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