Amazing! Police Detains 8-Year Old Pupil Because The Boy Reported His Teacher (A Police Officer’s Wife) To His Mom

Eight-year-old pupil of Prospect Primary School, Akute, Ogun
State, Oyindamola Onimole, has been detained by the Ajuwon Police Division.

It was gathered that Oyindamola, who was held by the police
between 6pm on Wednesday and 12pm on Thursday, was arrested by a policeman from
the station for reporting a teacher in the school, identified simply as Mrs.
Oni, to his mother.

Punch Metro learnt that Oni, who is the wife of one of the
policemen at the station, had maltreated Oyindamola at school and the pupil
reported her to his mother, Mrs. Nimota Onimole, who subsequently stormed the
school and complained about the assault.

After the mother left, the teacher was said to have
descended on the child again for daring to report her to his mother.

A source in the school said, “After school hours, the
teacher called her husband and he stormed the house of the pupil and arrested the
minor.

“When Mrs. Onimole (Nimota) returned from work about 10pm,
neighbours told her about the ordeal of her son. She left for the police
station to ascertain what had happened. The mother, who went to the police
station to bail her child, was also detained.”

Oyindamola’s father, Olalekan Omole, confirmed on Thursday
that his wife and son were detained by the police.

He said, “At about 6.30pm, the teacher and her policeman
husband, went to our house and forcibly took my son. They used okada (motorcycle)
to pick my son.

“When my wife returned about 10pm and got to the station
around 10.30pm, requesting to get her child released, she was equally detained
at the station. All this happened because of the influence of the teacher,
whose husband happened to be a policeman at the station.

“My two remaining children slept alone at home that night. I
had to consult a lot of people to wade in and get justice for my family.

“But today (Thursday), at about 12pm, my son and my wife
were released by the police.”

Olalekan, who expressed outrage at the detention of the
minor, said he would contact his lawyer to take the matter up.

Oyindamola’s father added that he had informed the school
proprietor about Mrs. Oni’s alleged misconduct.

When contacted, the state Police Public Relations Officer,
Olumuyiwa Adejobi, said he was not aware of the case, but would investigate and
get back to our correspondent.

But he had yet to get back to our correspondent as of press
time.

But what sort of
injustice is this. This is a case the CP of the state must look into and punish
whoever detained that little boy over a night at the station, so his name won’t
be soiled alongside this injustice. These are the people labelling the police
bad.