A Ghanaian Soldier, Warrant Officer Adu-Bekoe, together with his colleagues, stormed the Benkum Senior High Secondary School at Larteh in the Eastern Region of Ghana on Friday, where they beat up a teacher for allegedly slapping his son who is a student at the school.



According to another teacher who witnessed the incident, “at around 5:00pm on Friday, W/O Adu-Bekoe in the company of other two military officers all in green camouflage, cand all three headed straight to the headmaster’s office.


“After a short while, I sighted one of the military men and W/O Adu-Bekoe holding and dragging Mr. Kwadwo Darko the maths teacher by the waist of his trousers, they hit him as they dragged him along so I hurriedly called in some of the teachers to help intervene.”


“The maths teacher who also functions on the Prep Committee of the school had his shirt all torn and a serious argument ensued between the teachers and the military men, but police personnel from both Larteh and Akropong arrived to control the situation at around 6:00pm. ”






Modern Ghana Reports that it is yet not clear why the Mathematics Teacher slapped the soldiers son, but according to reports, the soldiers son Samuel Odei, who is in final year in the school and a basketball player called and informed the dad who is a Ghanaian soldier about the incident of the maths teacher slapping him.


Within two the alleged Ghanaian Adu-Bekoe soldier arrived to the school with two of his colleagues who are on Uniform to assault the Mathematics teacher.


The act caused Tension in the school as the teachers could not take the molestation of their fellow staff any more and confronted the soldiers.

finally, thanks to intervention of the Larteh and Akropong Police, who stopped the madness from escalating.


Incidents of students taking advantage of their highly placed relatives abound. Early this year, teachers of a government secondary school in Calabar protested the molestation of their colleagues by DSS conscripted by the parents of a student. But in Enugu, it was the other way round as a primary school apologised to the state government after a teacher threatened pupils with armed police.

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