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A Senior Secondary student in Umuahia, Amarachi Chibueze, reportedly bit off a classmate's tongue during a quarrel over food. The victim, Adaeze, was rushed to the Intensive Care Unit. The attacker’s expulsion or ongoing detention is under investigation, raising concerns about violence in schools.

In a disturbing incident at a federal government-owned school in Umuahia, a Senior Secondary school student, Amarachi Chibueze, allegedly bit off part of her classmate’s tongue during a dispute over food. This altercation occurred on Friday when a quarrel escalated into physical violence. Reports indicate that Chibueze grabbed Adaeze, the victim, by the neck before inflicting the injury and spitting out the severed piece.

Following the attack, Adaeze was quickly transported to a local hospital, where she was admitted to the Intensive Care Unit due to the critical nature of her injuries. This shocking event has raised alarms among students and parents regarding safety and the overall environment in schools.

There are conflicting reports regarding Chibueze's status, with some sources claiming she has been expelled from the school, while others suggest she is being held for further questioning as authorities look into the situation. The violent nature of the attack has generated outrage on social media, with many users expressing disbelief over such extreme actions taken in response to a seemingly trivial issue like food.

The community is awaiting more details as the investigation progresses, underscoring the importance of establishing better support networks for students in conflict situations.