A shocking video of two teachers engaged in a physical combat inside the staff room of Ibru College, Agbarha-Otor, Delta State, has surfaced online, sparking outrage and condemnation.
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The video, shared on Facebook by a social media user called Nkeiru Udoh Ogosi on Wednesday, captured the heated altercation between the male teachers as their colleagues frantically tried to intervene.
“Two teachers fighting in Ibru College Agbarha-Otor in Delta State. What a shameful act. I wonder what they are impacting on the children,” Ogosi captioned the post.
The viral footage shows the teachers exchanging blows while students and other staff members looked on, some peering through the windows to witness the dramatic scene. Despite multiple attempts to separate them, the fight continued, with loud shouts filling the background.
The incident reportedly took place on Wednesday, March 5, 2025, though the cause of the altercation remains unknown.
Many social media users and concerned individuals have condemned the teachers’ actions, describing it as an embarrassing and unprofessional display that sets a poor example for students.
The school authorities and Delta State Ministry of Education were yet to release an official statement on the matter, but the incident has raised questions about professionalism and discipline within the teaching profession.
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