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VIDEO: SHS Student Beats His Headteacher To The Point Of Death For Snatching His Girlfriend


A group of high school students in Katsina in Nigeria have been captured in a viral video mercilessly giving their teacher a beating as it is believed that, the teacher has been banging their girlfriends.

In the video, other students were seen and heard cheering the students on as the teacher struggles to repel the assault and regain grounds.

The teacher, a grown man, was seen in the viral video struggling to free himself from the grasp of the students as other pupil cheer them on .

He managed to escape with help from other students amidst trading blows. The video since shared by Katsina Post Hausa has called for many comments.

BULUK ONE TV presents to you the viral video below as gathered by Nigerian popular blogger, Laila Ijeoma on popular micro blogging platform, twitter.

Click on this link to watch the full video
https://twitter.com/i/status/1230746154150662146

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