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Muslim cleric under fire for brutalising students, including a girl
The head of an Islamic school, Musbaudeen Al Islamy Arabic School, has come under serious fire for brutalizing five students, including a girl, for attending a party.
An activist, Abdullah Ayofe has charged the Kwara government to prosecute the cleric for the barbaric act of molesting the students over an allegation that was not substantiated.
Four men (supposedly Alfas) jointly flogged the students, leaving marks all over their bodies. Others cheered and urged the quartet to whip mercilessly as they carried out the “punishment”
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In a Facebook post, Ayofe explained that the victims attended the event in honour of one of their colleagues after Madrasah hour.
Ayofe noted that in the pictures circulating, Malt, Predator and Fayrouz were the drinks the students ordered, not alcohol.
The Awoko Kwara official lamented the harsh treatment and vowed that the public will not allow the matter to be swept under the carpet.
“It’s a normal thing to grace the birthday celebration of a friend. We’ll not let this unlawful punishment go scot-free.
“Rich men invite Alfas for birthday prayers organized in a gathering, so why such illicit and miserable judgment?
“The Mudir and those four guys who mercilessly flogged a lady for no reason must face trial. Human rights protection services must take up this matter. I plead with everyone across the nation to look into this.”
Ayofe added that the founder of Misbaudeen Al Islamy Arabic School must, “apologize publicly after he faces his trial”.
Following the outrage, the Kwara State government suspended the Madrasah Arabic School Mudir Sunday night
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