EXPOSED: How a Male Teacher Forced a College Girl Into His House Before a Brutal Attack

New details have surfaced on how a male teacher in Kitui allegedly compelled a female student into his residence in the middle of the day and stabbed her after a quarrel, leaving her gravely wounded.

The 20-year-old Kitui Teachers College student is battling for her life at Kitui County Referral Hospital after the alleged assault by a man believed to be her partner.Photo: Courtesy

Reports say the suspect teaches junior secondary school and is posted at Katumbu Primary School.

He allegedly pushed the student into his home, where a dispute erupted.

The cause of the clash is still unknown, but it reportedly turned violent and left the young woman badly hurt.

The teacher is said to have hit the student with a hammer and then stabbed her in the head with a knife.

Her condition was so serious that she was taken to hospital for urgent care.

Reports add that the suspect tried to set his home ablaze before stabbing himself.

He was later admitted to the same hospital, where he is being treated for wounds thought to be self-inflicted.The student’s relatives are heartbroken as they await news of her condition.

Her mother, Angeline Mbula, said she heard about the assault and rushed from Makueni County to Kitui.

At the hospital, she found her daughter unconscious and fighting to survive.

Mbula described her daughter as a courteous, respectful young woman and said she was unaware that she was romantically involved with the teacher.

The student had reportedly known the man for roughly 10 months before the incident.

However, key facts about their relationship and what sparked the clash are still unclear.

Authorities are expected to determine what led to the alleged assault as the investigation continues.

The incident has stirred worry about abuse in relationships and the safety of young women, as the student’s family holds on to hope for her recovery while the suspect remains under medical supervision.

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