Renowned comedian Bovi Ugboma has shared his perspective on the recent incident involving Namtira Bwala being harassed by a classmate at Lead British School.

In response to the viral video showing Namtira being repeatedly slapped by her classmate, Maryam Hassan, Bovi took to Instagram to express his satisfaction and admiration for the presence of well-mannered, gentle, and respectful children in Nigeria.

He emphasized the need for counseling for the bullied girl to prevent any further emotional distress and urged schools to take this incident as a cautionary tale.

Bovi also disapproved of the relative who retaliated against the bully, noting that according to legal standards, her actions could be considered retaliatory.

His words: “It gives me great joy to know that we still have well raised children in Nigeria. Children who are soft meek and civil. Children who under the deadliest of provocation still keep their calm. Though the girl in question may have been afraid, she didn’t coil, she didn’t whimper. She didn’t beg. I admire her.

“However it is left for the authorities to magnify this abuse and deal with it decisively. It should serve as a warning to orders.

“Also of importance is the need for the bullied girl to go through some counseling so that every impending trauma is squashed before it develops. As id always say, we can only give what we were given. This is how monsters are created. No child was born violent.

“Lastly, I saw the video of the relative who slapped the bully. She acted in fury, but by the definition of law, she acted in retaliation. While I understand the outrage and her anger, let’s not forget that these are the issues. Slapping somebody across the face is a no no. Nothing civil about it. We must start to preach this across board and we must emphasize the criminality of jungle justice.”

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