Oyo State Wing of the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT) has dismissed the report that a teacher with Soun High School, Ogbomoso, Mr Fatai Adegoke, died from assault on him by his students. Report earlier surfaced that the late Mr. Adegoke died after he was fiercely beaten by some of us his students whom he [ ]
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