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Angry Taraba Commissioner, Mrs. Sinjen Insists Tortured 13-year-old girl Must Get Justice

  The  Taraba State Commissioner of Women Affairs and Child Development Mrs. Mary  Sinjen   has condemned the  heinous act committed against...

Front Page: Outrage As School Teacher ‘Molest Six Pupils’ In Zing

Zing residents were left reeling after disturbing reports emerged about six 8-year-old children allegedly becoming victims of sexual abuse at the hands of their Alhilal Primary school teacher, identified as Bello Abubakar Diyari.

Expressing shock and horror, Idris Isa, a concerned member of the community, disclosed that the accused teacher had reportedly abused his authority to commit acts of sexual violence against the young students. 

Instead of fulfilling his duty of providing guidance and education, Diyari was said to have exploited his position to violate the children using his fingers.

The revelation of these abhorrent acts has triggered a wave of outrage and disbelief among the local residents in Zing. 

This incident isn't the first time that allegations of misconduct have been leveled against Diyari, further intensifying the community's sense of distress and anger.

Despite efforts to bring attention to the teacher's behavior by lodging complaints with the local Muslim council in Zing, there has been a notable absence of any concrete action taken to address the concerning conduct of Diyari toward the vulnerable children under his care.

Idris Isa, visibly shaken by the accounts of abuse, has appealed to governmental authorities and human rights organizations to intervene decisively in this distressing situation. 

He emphasized the urgency of ensuring that justice prevails for the young victims who have endured the traumatic experiences at the hands of their supposed educator.

The demand for accountability from the community echoes loudly, with calls for swift and effective measures to be implemented to prevent the recurrence of such abominable violations in the future. 

The collective voice of the residents underscores the need for stringent actions to be taken against perpetrators of such heinous crimes to safeguard the well-being and safety of all children in educational institutions.

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