The girl who bullied Lufuno Mavhunga has reportedly taken her own life two years after her wrong act. South Africans have been triggered by the news of a former bully’s death reminding them of an innocent life lost two years ago.
Lufuno Mavhunga – A victim of school bullying
Two years have passed since a distressing incident shocked South Africans and brought attention to the grave consequences of bullying. The unfortunate event involved Lufuno Mavhunga, a female student from Mbilwi High School in Thohoyandou, Limpopo, who succumbed to the pressures of bullying in 2021.
Lufuno took her life because she felt she could not go on because of the girl at her school who tortured her.
In 2021, disturbing video clips of Lufuno Mavhunga being bullied by a fellow student circulated on social media, quickly gaining viral attention. The public’s reaction was intense, with many expressing their outrage against bullying as they learned about the torment Lufuno faced at the hands of her schoolmate.
The girl who bullied Lufuno Mavhunga that led to her suicide has reportedly taken her own life. It was stated that she was allegedly tormented by visions of Lufuno’s ghost. Lufuno from Mbilwi high school in Thohoyandou in Limpopo took her own life after being bullied by the girl. pic.twitter.com/7jxqYyvORc
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Tragedy Strikes Again: Former Bully Succumbs to Mental Turmoil
Recent reports indicate a tragic turn of events, revealing that the girl responsible for bullying Lufuno Mavhunga has taken her own life. It is said that she had been haunted by visions of Lufuno’s ghost, a disturbing manifestation of the consequences of her actions.
“The girl who bullied Lufuno Mavhunga that led to her suicide has reportedly taken her own life. It was stated that she was allegedly tormented by visions of Lufuno’s ghost. Lufuno from Mbilwi high school in Thohoyandou in Limpopo took her own life after being bullied by the girl,” Twitter user @AdvoBarryRoux wrote.
This distressing turn of events shows the impact of bullying on both the victim and the perpetrator. South Africans are calling out for schools to address bullying on their premises.
