**Former Igbinedion Secondary School Student Opens Up About Horrors Experienced Within School Walls** A former student of Igbinedion Secondary School, Ollachi Holman, has shared shocking stories about her time at the school, revealing the alleged bullying and torture she and other students faced. Her revelations come on the heels of viral videos showing students being subjected to extreme forms of bullying and torture by their peers. According to Ollachi, what Nigerians saw in the viral video was not the worst of it. She claimed that during her time at the school, bullying was a norm, and some students even attempted to take their own lives due to the trauma they endured. To cope with the situation, some students turned to joining cult groups in a desperate bid for protection. Ollachi expressed her disappointment and frustration with the school authorities for doing little to nothing to address the bullying. She recalled instances where male students physically assaulted female students without any consequences, and even witnessed teachers and school authorities turning a blind eye to the violence. One horrific incident that Ollachi shared was when armed robbers broke into the female hostel, and when a student tried to report the incident to the authorities, she was shot at. The following day, the school management allegedly refused to allow the students to inform their parents about the incident. Another student was even assaulted by the robbers with a cutlass, but when she tried to warn other students and parents about the school's safety, she was slapped by the principal and accused of being a prostitute. These claims raise serious questions about the safety and well-being of students at Igbinedion Secondary School. Ollachi's revelations are a stark reminder of the need for schools to create a safe and supportive environment for all students, and for authorities to take allegations of bullying and violence seriously. It's essential for parents, guardians, and educational authorities to take heed of Ollachi's testimony and work towards creating a safer school environment for all students. By doing so, we can prevent more students from experiencing the trauma and horrors that Ollachi and others allegedly endured at Igbinedion Secondary School.