Four Osun students land in trouble over attack on Peace Corps members

Four students from two Osun State public secondary schools were captured for ownership of risky weapons and assaulting Unharmed Peace Corps members attached to the schools for security.

The students were arrested at Ifeoluwa Co-Educational Grammar School and St. Charles Grammar School in the state capital.

 

They (Students) were captured with cutlasses, charms and different hazardous weapons with which they assaulted the hospitalized corps individuals were given over to the police for arraignment. Then, the State Commissioner for Education, Hon Folorunsho Oladoyin, had unveiled that a part of students as of late moved from single-sex schools were engaged with vile conduct in couple of schools, upsetting academic activities.

 

The Commissioner in a statement from the Ministry of Education warned the students in public schools to be wary of disgruntled elements to infiltrate their ranks to disturb peaceful atmosphere pervading the current learning environment.

He also warned the public especially parents and guardians to prevailed on the children/ward to be of good behaviours, saying if any rascally student or those harbouring thugs caught will be handed over to the police to face the full wrath of the law.

He also enjoined principals of school to disallow students from wearing any hairstyles that do not fit into academic settings. “In the meantime, about four students have been arrested for disturbing the peaceful atmosphere of Ife Oluwa Co-Educational Grammar school and St Charles Grammar Osogbo.

“The four students were caught with dangerous weapons and charms with which they caused bodily injuries on peace corps members who are now hospitalized. They have been handed over to the police for possible prosecution”, he said.

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