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Gambia: Teacher Allegedly Impregnates Student


 

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The Daily Observer (Banjul)

29 April 2008
Posted to the web 29 April 2008

Assan Sallah

Unimpeachable sources have confirmed to the Daily Observer that a Grade nine teacher (name withheld) at Kombo Kerewan Upper Basic School, has alledgly impregnated a Grade 9 student (name withheld) at Kombo Kerewan Upper Basic School, Kombo North, Western Region.

Sources hinted the Daily Observer that the teacher who is alleged to have committed this offence, is currently under detention at the Police Headquarters in Banjul for interrogation since last Tuesday as investigations mount in connection with the matter.

However, when contacted to shed light on the matter, John Gomez, the principal of the school, confirmed the case adding that the teacher alleged to have impregnated the grade nine student is currently under detention at the Police Headquarters in Banjul and yet to be granted bail.

Another teacher, name withheld, also confirmed the story when Daily Observer visited the school yesterday afternoon.


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Author: kuteh junbulu

what a shameless scene we are seen now.althought this case is not a new thing to the gambia n my fellow femine student, i could even recalled that, i did shared a batch or grade as widely known in the gambia,with a femine fellow student, a name withheld, n this was widely known n rampant in our time ie early to late 90s,when my fellow femine student using this kind of dirty game as a show up to bluff the other student, even at the point of coniving with our teacher in order to manupulate their exam result.some even take... [Read Full Text]


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