In what can only be described as a disturbing reflection of societal decline, a teenage girl in Cross River State was reportedly arrested for attempting to kill her teacher, an act of violent retribution for having her “coloured hair” cut.
This shocking incident, now making waves on social media, reveals far more than just an isolated act of youthful defiance; it exposes a troubling web of moral decay, cultism, and failed societal structures.
According to reports, the student confessed to being a member of a cult group known as the Sky Queens Confraternity.
Even more appalling, she admitted that the pistol she intended to use belonged to her “man friend”, a married man and father of six.
The layers of this situation paint a grim picture: a teenage girl entangled in criminal activity, involved with an adult man in an inappropriate and illegal relationship, and fully immersed in the violent culture of campus cultism.
This raises a critical question: Where did we go wrong?
The rise of cultism among Nigerian youths is no longer restricted to university campuses; it has now crept into secondary schools, with devastating consequences.
The fact that a young girl could access a firearm and plot the murder of her teacher speaks to a severe breakdown in parental guidance, school discipline, and social values.
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Just in: This teenage girl was arrested in Cross River State with a pist0l with which she intended to k!ll her teacher for cutting her “coloured hair”.
The student confessed to being part of a cu_lt group called “Sky Queens Co_nfrat_ernity.” She also revealed that the pist0l belonged to her “man friend”, a married man and father of six.
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