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A Serving Corper Ran Mad After Flogging a Student for Being Absent from Class


A serving Corper named Saeed Olakunle who his currently serving in Nsit ibom,  one area in Akwa Ibom state has been accounted for lunatic after supposedly flogged a student in class for been absent during  his last arithmetic class.

As indicated by his partners at the corpers Lodge

They announced that he began acting weird after he woke up from his break, going about his room and talking nonsense. His flat mate was the first to call for alert and when they attempted to confine his developments, he fled yet was later up to speed with.

It's speculated this was because of a malevolent activity by the student be flogged in school. Lamentably, the child hasn't been to class for a few days now.

Corpers be extremely careful

See evidence of Chats from his Colleagues and Nysc Group Chat





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