Chrisland Student: Lagos confirms autopsy report, set for court action

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The student who died while taking part in the school’s sporting events held at the Agege Stadium in Lagos has been laid to rest Thursday in Lagos.

The Attorney General further noted in the statement that the Directorate of Public Prosecutions has been instructed to issue Legal Advice on the matter immediately.

“We use this medium to commensurate with Whitney’s family, even as we reassure Lagosians that anybody found culpable would immediately be charged to court,” he said. Following the student’s death, the Lagos State Government ordered the indefinite closure of the school in response to the controversies surrounding the death.Before the autopsy, the parents of the deceased had insisted that the student was hale and hearty before leaving home on the said day, but the school management denied any wrongdoing, claiming that the student “slumped” at the stadium.

In reaction, the Chairman of the school’s Advisory Board, Ike Ofuokwu, noted in a statement that the 12-year-old deceased “slumped in public view and not under any hidden circumstances.” “Our immediate response was to take advantage of proximity by identifying the nearest medical facility to take her to, where the doctor on duty administered oxygen and every aid possible on her,” said Mr Ofuokwu.

 

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