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Home » Education » Secondary school students beat teacher to death for stopping them from gambling

Secondary school students beat teacher to death for stopping them from gambling

November 10, 2025
in Education, Metro
Reading Time: 1 min read
Secondary school students beat teacher to death for stopping them from gambling

Dead body with an blank tag. Coronavirus victim.

By Joe Udo

OGBOMOSHO (CONVERSEER) – A group of students of Soun High School, Ogbomoso, Oyo State, have allegedly beaten their teacher, Mr Fatai Adegoke, leading to his tragic death.

Adegoke reportedly died after being brutally attacked by his own students while trying to stop them from gambling during school hours.

According to SaharaReporters, Adegoke reprimanded a group of students caught gambling in a classroom.

The students were said to have descended on him, inflicting severe injuries, including breaking his limbs.

Due to the injuries he suffered, he was rushed to a hospital but later succumbed to the injuries sustained in the assault.

“With deep pain and righteous indignation, we mourn the tragic and avoidable death of Mr Fatai Adegoke, a dedicated teacher who was brutally attacked by his own students while trying to stop them from gambling during school hours,” said a statement by concerned educators.

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“This horrifying act is not just an assault on one man, it is an attack on the entire teaching profession.”

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The statement further called on the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT), TESCOM, and law enforcement agencies to take immediate action against those responsible, stressing that parents should also be held accountable.

Educators described the incident as a reflection of moral decay in schools and homes, urging authorities to restore safety and discipline within learning institutions.

The government is yet to react to the incident as of the time of this report.

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