Popular radio personality OAP Do2dtun recently took to Instagram to call out individuals he claims were bullies during his time at Mayflower School in Ikenne.
In a now-deleted post on April 23, 2024, he urged his followers to name and tag their former bullies, citing incidents of alleged bullying and mistreatment.
Do2dtun specifically mentioned two individuals, Onome Orode and Tunde Suliamon, alleging that one served as a silence officer while the other reportedly engaged in physical violence and alleged sodomy against juniors. He also emphasized that while one of them has passed away, he would still hold accountable those responsible for any mistreatment of his children, stressing a zero-tolerance stance against bullying.
The post was prompted by a viral video depicting a bullying incident at Lead British International School in Abuja, sparking widespread outrage and discussions on social media. The videos, shared by an anonymous user, showed a female victim being bullied by her peers, prompting calls for justice and heightened awareness of bullying in schools.
Do2dtun’s call to action underscores the importance of addressing and confronting bullying behaviors, both past and present, to ensure the safety and well-being of students.
