Student stabbed at Ngleshie Amanfro SHS after refusing senior’s request to dance

A first-year student at Ngleshie Amanfro Senior High School in the Ga-South Municipality of the Region has reportedly been stabbed with a pair of scissors by a form 3 student.

The incident, which has gained public attention after being shared in a viral post on X, has raised serious concern about student safety and supervision on the school campus.

According to the details circulating online, the incident occurred during an entertainment session when the first-year student was instructed by his seniors to dance.

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His refusal is said to have angered a final-year student, resulting in stabbing that left the young boy injured.

The viral post stated, "At NASEC Ngleshie Amanfrom SHS in Kasoa, a Form 3 student stabbed a Form 1 student with scissors after the younger student refused to dance for their amusement."

The injured student reportedly went to a teacher to report the assault.

However, the situation took another troubling turn when the teacher allegedly advised him not to inform his parents about what had happened.

"When the victim reported the incident to a teacher, the teacher allegedly advised him not to inform his parents," the post stated.

The incident has sparked public outrage, with many calling for an immediate investigation into both the violent act and the alleged handling of the report by school authorities.

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Meanwhile, concerns continue to grow over student welfare and the need for strict disciplinary and safety protocols in senior high schools across the country.

See the post below:

NASEC Ngleshie Amanfrom SHS in Kasoa, a Form 3 student stabbed a Form 1 student with scissors after the younger student refused to dance for their amusement.

When the victim reported the incident to a teacher, the teacher allegedly advised him not to inform his parents. pic.twitter.com/y56IfWZ1uq

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