Teacher beats 13 year old student to death

A 13 year old student Yahya Nuhu Aliyu was beaten to death by his teacher, Mrs Dorcas Gibson for not doing his homework.

The young boy, a student of FGC, Kwali is in JS 2, he told his teacher he wasn't feeling fine and that's why he didn't do his homework. She punished him and asked those that did not do their homework to go and weed a portion of land in the school compound.

When they returned, Yahya put his head on the desk to rest, this made the teacher angry, she picked up the handle of a bucket and hit him several times on the head.

To make matters worse, the school authority told Yahya's parents their son died of malaria at Rema clinic. The hospital even made a death certificate for them.

Two days later, Yahya's classmates visited the house and informed the parents what happened to Yahya. The parents confronted the school and they begged for forgiveness.
Please, what manner of homework is worth a life? Why use a bucket handle to beat a child? Why attempt to cover up the deed?

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