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Video: A lady beaten up mercilessly by her lesson teacher



This viral video flying round social media space, shows a male jamb lesson teacher beating up his student in Surulere Area of Lagos state, Nigeria.

If not for the lady was taking video on the assault metted on this young girl, and shared by Kora, a make up artist, I wonder what would have been the faith of this girl child.

Miss Kora wrote the following:

"Her only problem was him constantly beating her on her head. But this teacher wouldn’t listen, saying she has no right to tell him where he should flog her on… She attends Jamb lessons their… i don’t care what she did.. No one has the right to hit a student that way.

I asked a student there for the teacher’s name ( the boy on the red shirt) and he says the girl deserves to be beaten.. I was Shocked ?. Like for real!! This is right to him… Addressing any situation with violence. Shit!! I thank God he isn’t my kid brother… Violence is Never the ANSWER!! Never

These youngsters can’t be made to believe that violence is the only way..!! In 2019. This happened in No 13 Simisola Estate, off olufemi street on Ogulana drive, Surulere,Lagos-Nigeria.Zee Lessons

Watch the video HERE


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