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A violent clash involving female students of Seat of Wisdom Secondary School, Aliade, Benue State, has triggered disciplinary action, with 11 students expelled after videos of the incident surfaced online.
The altercation, which reportedly occurred about a week ago, did not take place within the main school premises but in a nearby bush behind the school. According to credible sources, including teachers familiar with the incident, the crisis began when two female students challenged each other to a fight. They allegedly agreed to leave the school environment and settle the dispute in a secluded area. However, what started as a one-on-one confrontation quickly escalated as their peer groups joined in. Witnesses said the situation turned into a full-blown clash, with students tearing each other’s uniforms before teachers intervened.
The school management reportedly acted swiftly to contain the situation. Teachers rushed from the staff room to the scene after an alarm was raised and successfully stopped the fight. In response, mobile phones found with students were confiscated and handed over to the police. The school was also shut for the day to prevent further unrest, while efforts were made to delete photos and videos from seized devices. Despite these measures, some students reportedly fled with their phones, leading to the circulation of disturbing footage on social media.
Before the incident gained traction online, the school had already taken disciplinary steps. Parents of those involved were invited and briefed on the situation. Following a review, 11 students, including the main actors and those who supported or recorded the fight, were expelled. The expelled students are: Nyihemba Florence, Kirku Angela, Ada Christiana, Shanna Treasure, Bem Veronica, Akase Rejoice, Joseph Christabel, Doka Lucy, Mlam Felicity, Gbor James, and Iornenge Terkaa.
Sources confirmed that the affected parents did not challenge the decision but instead expressed disappointment over their children’s conduct. Seat of Wisdom Secondary School, Aliade, is widely regarded as a disciplined institution with strict rules against misconduct. Education observers say the incident highlights ongoing challenges schools face in managing student behaviour outside closely monitored environments.
The situation has also renewed concerns about the rapid spread of unverified information online, with stakeholders urging the public to verify facts before sharing sensitive content involving minors.



























