Lead British School student in viral video apologises for bullying Namitra Bwala

The uproar from the masses, swift action taken, Lead British School's shutdown, and the bully's public apology to Namtira, underscore the potency social media when wielded for righteous causes and noble purposes. It amplifies the voice of the voiceless, forcing the oppressor to face the music in the open and to publicly atone for their wrongs.

Amidst a maelstrom of controversy, Nigerian student Maryam has finally issued a public apology for her role in the reprehensible bullying of her schoolmate, Namtira Bwala.
The internet exploded in outrage after disturbing videos surfaced, depicting Bwala being subjected to relentless harassment at the hands of Maryam and her cohorts.
Fueled by righteous indignation, social media denizens lashed out, demanding swift and severe consequences for the perpetrators.

Maryam Hassan, a student at Lead British International School in Abuja, has come forward with a sincere apology for her regrettable conduct towards her classmate, Namitra Bwala.

The widely circulated video capturing Maryam’s altercation with Namitra sparked a firestorm of public outrage on Tuesday, April 23, 2022.

Nigerians took to social media platforms to express their indignation and call for decisive action from the school authorities, demanding nothing short of Maryam’s expulsion.

In a recent video statement, Maryam expressed genuine contrition for her actions, extending her heartfelt apologies to the Nigerian community for the distress caused to Namtira.

She fervently expressed her wish that the unfortunate incident had never occurred, acknowledging the profound impact it had on both Namtira and the broader society.

She said, “My name is Maryam Hassan. I am sincerely sorry for what I did to Namitra Bwala. I am also apologising to all you people out there, I am sincerely sorry, I wish this never happened.”

WATCH HER APOLOGIZE BELOW

The video drew the attention of the Federal Government as the Minister of Women Affairs and Social Development, Uju Kennedy-Ohanenye, visited the school.

During her visit, the school administrator announced that the private school would be shut down for three days.

Earlier, another video of parents and relatives of Namitra on the school premises emerged on social media as the video of the young girl being bullied by Maryam continued to gain traction with Nigerians passing comments about the bully, her victim and the school