No fewer than 40 hoodlums have invaded a private school, Shalom Group of Schools, Baruwa, Ipaja, Lagos State.
A boarder in the school, Miss Success Afolayan, a senior secondary two student, said she felt traumatised when the hoodlums invaded the school.The school Principal, Mrs Oluwatoyin Okafor, said the miscreants destroyed the school property.“We were not given audience; the security agents were standing by their side with guns, threatening to shoot us if we talked.
“Our students are preparing for WASCE, NECO and JAMB; they just came to disrupt the school activities.” The Registrar of the school, Mr Akinola Adebayo, said he got an invitation letter from the Zone 2 Police Command, Onikan, that someone wrote a petition against him.
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