A mother shared a photo on social media that showed how a teacher at her daughter’s school had marked her child with four long fake tribal tattoos.
After being uploaded to Facebook, the image of the four lines, which appeared to be traditional facial markings on the child, has elicited a variety of responses from people.
People are claiming that it was an intentional act, despite the fact that the daycare teacher assured the mother that it was an accident.
Sobi FM, a radio station based in Ilorin, shared a photo of the child with four long marks on the right cheek on their Facebook page. One of their reporters took the photo.
However, the instructor insisted that it was an accident and stated that she had not done it on purpose. The instructor explained that she was in the middle of cooking and was unaware that the student was standing next to her. The woman accidentally burned the young girl’s cheek with the hot fork she was holding.
The mother discussed the issue in a Facebook group with other mothers, and she inquired about the best course of action to take in order to get rid of the marks. The mother had written in her journal,
“Mummies in house, please help a worried mother, I registered my baby in one daycare that is close to my shop.” Therefore, once the store had closed, I went to pick up my child. As a result, when I arrived there, her teacher immediately began pleading with me that she had accidentally burned my infant’s face with a hot fork. She claimed that she did not realize that my baby was standing behind her while she was preparing the meal. According to her, she said this. After the removal of the black ones, this is what the face of my baby looks like. Will there no longer be a mark? What should I do to get this mark up, and could you please help me?
