Dr. Mo

Who should we Blame?

Igbinedion School or The Parents?

Bullying among children is not just a “school problem” alone, it is often a reflection of what they learn or fail to learn at home.

When children repeatedly hurt, intimidate, or humiliate others, it raises difficult but necessary questions about guidance, discipline, and emotional development.

Parenting is more than providing food and education; it also requires teaching empathy, accountability, and respect for others.

When those values are missing, the consequences show up in how children treat the people around them.

Addressing bullying therefore requires both school accountability and honest reflection from parents about the character they are raising.