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5 arrested for beating up Vice-Principal over pupil’s dishonest try

The Police Command in Ondo State says 5 suspects have been arrested following the assault on a vice-principal in the course of the West Africa Examination Council (WAEC) examination held within the state.
That is contained in an announcement made accessible to newsmen on Monday in Akure by Olushola Ayanlade, the command’s Spokesperson.
The Information Company of Nigeria (NAN) stories that the vice-principal, recognized as Mr Rotifa, was brutally overwhelmed on Friday by thugs allegedly employed by the dad or mum of a pupil of Full Little one Growth Centre, Awule in Akure.
NAN additionally stories that Rotifa was overwhelmed for disallowing the coed, Knowledge Elisha, to cheat with an android telephone introduced to high school in the course of the ongoing WAEC within the state.
“Following the assault on the Vice Principal of Full Little one Growth Centre, Akure, the Ondo State Police Command has arrested Mrs Dorcas Asije and 4 different accomplices.
“Performing on the directive of the Commissioner of Police, CP Wilfred Olutokunbo Afolabi, the Deputy Commissioner of Police (Operations) led a tactical staff to make sure their swift arrest.
“The case has been transferred to the State Legal Investigation Division (SCID) and will likely be charged to courtroom upon conclusion of investigation.
“The general public is suggested to stay law-abiding and report suspicious exercise to the closest police station,” he mentioned.
(NAN)

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