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BENIN CITY – AN Oredo Chief Magistrate’s Court in Benin has sentenced the proprietor of Calvary Crown Academy, Paul Okugbowa, and three teachers to prison for negligence and insulting a parent.
An Oredo Chief Magistrate Court in Benin, Edo State has sentenced the proprietor of Calvary Crown Academy, Paul Okugbowa, and three teachers to prison for negligence and insulting a parent.
Three teachers at the academy—Blessing Osarodion, Egharevba Esosa, and Isioma Nimen—were also convicted on charges of negligence and abandonment involving two pupils in their care. Osarodion and Esosa ...
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