“He Told Me To Stroke His Manh00d And Threatened To K1ll Me When I Refused” – Victim B

“He Told Me To Stroke His Manh00d And Threatened To K1ll Me When I Refused” – Victim B

According to her, she was locked inside the headmaster’s residence, where nobody knew her whereabouts. She says that when she resisted his demands, he reminded her that she was alone and threatened to kill her, assuring her that no one would ever find out. She was allowed to leave only after a prolonged ordeal.

Victim B further alleges that school authorities failed to act even after she reported what had happened. Her claim echoes that of an earlier complainant and raises serious questions about how the school handles reports of abuse and whether those entrusted with students’ welfare took their duty seriously. It must be stressed that the allegations have not been proven, and the accused is presumed innocent until the investigations conclude.

Even so, the emerging pattern demands a thorough, transparent and impartial inquiry that follows the evidence wherever it leads. The case underscores the urgent need for stronger safeguarding in Ghana’s schools. Students must have confidential, independent channels to report abuse without fear of retaliation, and officials who ignore or suppress complaints must answer for their inaction just as any perpetrator would.

Schools should be places of learning and safety. The Ghana Education Service, law enforcement agencies and child protection bodies must act decisively, support survivors with counselling and protection, and hold anyone found culpable fully accountable, so that no student is left to suffer in silence. If you liked this story, please follow or tip the author to help them write more!

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