Delta State government has shut down Arise and Shine Nursery and Primary school, asaba, after the school teacher allegedly flogged a 1-year-old pupil fainted and later reportedly died.


The teacher, identified as Emeka Nwogbo is the son of the school owner who reportedly flogged the pupil, named Obinna Udeze, on Monday 7, February, 2022 leaving several marks of cane on his body as the pupil fainted and was hospitalized.
The little boy was said to have died at the Federal Medical Centre, Asaba on Saturday, February 12, as a result of the flogging.
However, the State Commissioner for Primary Education, Chika Ossai, said on Sunday that the government has shut down the school.
He said, “Yes, this (Sunday) morning, the government swung into action and sealed the school for now. Secondly, it is not an approved school.
“The proprietress and the son are in police custody so the State government is very serious about the incident and would follow it to the end, to make sure that those who are operating illegal schools will be dealt with properly.
“Because it will be easier to monitor registered schools but for those illegal ones, we will continue to close them down.
He frowned over the incident, urging school operators to be mindful of the manner pupils are handled in the schools.
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