LUANSHYA DEPUTY HEAD TEACHER BEATEN AFTER ASKING TEACHER TO CLEAN THE CLASSROOM STEP – ROAN
By Jackson Mwewa Chabala Jnr.
The deputy head teacher at a named secondary school in Luanshya was this morning beaten in front of pupils after he bossly asked a teacher to clean the door way into the classroom before learners.
According to information available, Mr. Kaluba Emmanuel, a 28 year old teacher of Physical Education PE from Roan, was administering tests when the deputy head teacher dressed in a checked meroon shirt came and stood on the door step to his class and using car keys started giving instructions like he is the one who issues out appointment letters.
Mr. Kaluba remained quiet and learners were busy looking at him because he also does the same in class.
Kerfuffle was invited when the deputy head teacher before leaving asked him to clean the door step saying why do physical education teachers think everyday is sport’s day.
This did not settle well with him especially after learners stared at his name of sneakers, wornout and dirty. The entire class laughed.
He walked out of the class and followed the deputy head teacher behind like a man following the girl he loves secretly..
However, the deputy who was unaware continued to push his inflated belly slowly, until he felt something on his back, it was Mr. Kaluba pushing him using his foot muttering to himself, Kolwe iwee!
The deputy head teacher with his Vitz shaped body landed straight into sand but did not let go of his loaned car keys.
Mr. Kaluba reached for his nape and slapped the pointed back of his head countless times saying do not play with me.
When the deputy came back to his feet, teachers and pupils were already surrounding him, his shirt was halfway tacked in, the face covered in sand. He went straight into the car and drove off and some teachers were already handshaking Mr. Kaluba to mean well done, the man has troubled us alot we cannot even ask about grant then we are enemies.
The Deputy Head who suffered a serious injury on left leg during the fight, has vowed never to report for work until the DEBS transfers Mr Kaluba to a remote school as punishment for assaulting him.
