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There was anxiety over the state of health of a teacher at
the Osogbo Grammar School, Osun State, identified
simply as Mr. Olamoyegun, on Thursday as a pupil of
the Government Technical College in the town
attacked him with a machete Although what led to the attack on the teacher was
still sketchy, our correspondent, however, gathered
that the pupil pulled a surprise attack on the teacher,
making it impossible for him to defend himself. Some pupils of the OGS told our correspondent that the
attacker, whose name had yet to be identified,
attacked the teacher from the back and inflicted a
deep cut on his head with the cutlass. One of the OGS pupils, whose name is withheld for
security purpose, said, “I think the person that
attacked Mr. Olamoyegun is a cultist. That is what
everybody is saying here because he just sneaked
behind our teacher and attacked him with the cutlass
in his hand. He did not give Mr. Olamoyegun the chance to defend himself. “Now, everybody is worried because nobody knows
whether our teacher survived the attack.” PUNCH Metro, however, learnt that Olamoyegun was
rushed to the Government House Clinic from where he
was referred to the Ladoke Akintola University of
Technology Teaching Hospital, Osogbo. Some of his colleagues in the school said he had been
responding to treatment. But when the Principal of Osogbo Grammar School, Mr.
A. O. Akinlusi, was contacted on the telephone, he
declined comment. He said, “Go to Dada Estate Police Station. Members
of the group involved are in police custody.” The Police Public Relations Officer for the state
command, Mrs. Folasade Odoro, promised to find out
what actually happened and call our correspondent
back. She, however, had not done this as of the time
of going to the press. But the Public Relations Officer of the Nigeria Security
and Civil Defence Corps, Osun State Command, Mr. Ayo
Olowe, confirmed the incident to our correspondent
on the telephone. Olowe said, “The teacher has been treated and he is
now okay. The situation is calm now.” A similar incident happened at St. Mark Grammar
School, Osogbo on Wednesday where a pupil was
reportedly stabbed by one of his mates. Although there was apprehension in the school over
the condition of the pupil, he was said to have
survived the attack. There has been growing incidences of violent attack in
secondary schools in the state following the merger of
schools in the new education policy of Governor Rauf
Aregbesola. There was a violent clash at Baptist Girls High School,
Osogbo about three weeks ago as some suspected
cult members in the school engaged in a bloody clash
with a rival cult group from another secondary school. The Principal of Baptist High School, Ejigbo, Mr. Layi
Oguntola, was also attacked last week by some
Muslim youths, who invaded the school over the
allegation that he sent a pupil wearing Hijab, a scarf
for Muslim women, away from the school. Oguntola has debunked the claim, saying he merely
caned the female pupil because she was unruly.

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The National Working Conmitee of the PDP led
by the chairman, Bamanga Tukur has met with
federal lawmakers in the Senate to discuss the
political crises in the party. The meeting took place behind closed-doors and
lasted for about three and a half hours. Before the meeting, Senate President David Mark
admitted that there are challenges in the party but
said the PDP is equal to the task. However,, after the meeting, Mr Tukur said party
members had a frank discussion on several issues,
but he denied discussing the issue of the defection of
lawmakers from the PDP to the APC. He said, “We did not talk about people who want to
go or stay (defection) I came here because this is the
first time I am coming to meet my family, they are my
members.” He said the need for the entrenchment of democracy,
discipline and good governance formed the basis of
his message to the senators during the meeting. Asked whether it was an earlier visit to the National
Assembly by the Kawu Baraje’s faction of the party
that informed his decision to meet the senators, Tukur
said, “Of course not, this is PDP and there is no other
PDP” Also asked whether he discussed the impact of the
defection of the five governors with the senators,
Tukur said, “Have they defected? They have not
gone yet.” Tukur, had during the opening session of the meeting
before the journalists were excused, explained that
he was in the Senate to fraternise and exchange ideas
with the PDP Senators on how they could continue to
work together as one family. Tukur also acknowledged the challenges facing the
party but assured the lawmakers that the problem
was surmountable “because PDP is one family
working together towards achieving a common
goal.” But a source who did not wish to be named, said
lawmakers at the meeting expressed displeasure
over the PDP’s stand in the Anambra election,
accusing the PDP leadership of working with APGA. The source also told Channels Television that
lawmakers also want automatic tickets in 2015.

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