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  • CHRISLAND SCHOOL: 10yrs female student was definitely not raped – Wizkid’s babymama reveals

    CHRISLAND SCHOOL: 10yrs female student was definitely not raped – Wizkid’s babymama reveals

    Wizkid’s baby mama, Shola Ogudu, has added her voice to the disturbing sexual violence case at Chrisland School, saying the 10-year-old female student in question was “definitely not raped”.

     

    She asserted that some students circulated a video of the female student committing the sexual act with her male colleagues.

     

    Wizkid’s babymama explained that she heard of the issue first from her son, Boluwatife Balogun.

     

    Reacting to a claim by the mother of the victims that her daughter was raped, she said: “It took me a lot of thinking before dropping this comment. The way we just throw the word ‘RAPE’ around so loosely without considering how much damage it can cause.

     

    “Firstly, as parents we need to pay close attention to our kids and what we expose them too, cos mahn it’s a crazy crazy world we live in.

     

    “Secondly, I accompanied my son to represent his school at the just concluded WSG and I can say for a fact that the 10 yr old in question was DEFINITELY not raped,” she said.

     

    On her expression hearing about the issue from her son, Shola Ogudu stated, “I remember vividly the ‘SHOCK’ in my son’s face when he was telling me about a video some other kid was watching, he said Mum, I couldn’t stand the video I had to excuse myself, he said the gist circulating was that the girl and her click played a game of truth or dare, of which this particular girl couldn’t stop with the mind bugging’ DARES’ I couldn’t believe my ears when I learned about the nasty activities this lil kids get themselves involved in.

     

    “To make matters worse, even when she was accosted about the video, she was owing it with her full chest, saying yeah it’s me in the video and so.”

     

    Adding to her points, Wizkid’s baby mama emphasized on how troubling the case is.

     

    In her words, “It bothered me so much, I needed to see this kids I question so I’ll know how to advice my child against such kids (well he knows better) before they use their reggae to spoil my blues. God Abeg.

     

    “But seeing this post now and the twist of it all, I just couldn’t take it ( cos I know for a fact how very very strict the teachers were on this trip) blaming such immorality and negligence on the school is unfair cos it DEFINITELY WASNT RAPE!!!

     

    “if ma’am, they were in a hotel where other schools also stayed at, To avoid stories that touch like this, they made sure the boys room was on the 10th floor and the girls room 2nd floor.

     

    “The teachers did their parade 3-5 times daily making sure they were all in their rooms.

     

    Their were over 70kids to 5-6 teachers( this teachers went through hell trying to get them together) But for you to know how badly behaved this kids were, they waited till after mid night (after the last roll call) to get their nasty acts on.

     

    “You can blame the guardians all you want for trying their best and breaking their backs for kids all you want, but CHARITY BEGINS AT HOME.”

     

     

  • Chrisland School suspends 10-year-old abused female student over immoral acts game in Dubai

    Chrisland School suspends 10-year-old abused female student over immoral acts game in Dubai

    Chrisland School has suspended a 10-year-old female pupil after accusing her of taking part in a truth-or-dare game in Dubai.

     

    This comes after the school was called out for purposely sweeping under the carpet the incident of a female student who was taken turns on by a number of male students.

     

    Pupils from the elite high school were in Dubai in March to participate in the World School Games between March 10-13, 2022. The school was celebrated for carrying out an impressive display and winning about 34 medals.

     

    “The student with a few of her counterparts willfully participated in a game they called ‘Truth or Dare,” a game which led her and a few other co-learners to carry out immoral acts after the light outs instruction was given,” the statement reads in part.

     

    In the April 14, 2022, letter to the girl’s parent, authorities at Chrisland School in Victoria Island Garden City told the girl’s father that she took part in “improper behaviour” after playing the truth-or-dare game, describing her as a “major participant.”

     

    “In line with our core values centred on discipline, Chrisland Schools have zero tolerance for any improper behaviour and misconduct,” the school said in a letter signed by its principal Georgia Azike.

     

    The school said other schoolmates who took part in the game had been suspended, adding that the girl and her parents did not cooperate during its investigation.

     

    “Consequently, [name witheld) is hereby placed on indefinite suspension until you as the parents ensure that she is punished, adequately counselled and rehabilitated,” the school said.

     

     

     

  • Chrisland School supervisor arraigned for allegedly defiling two-year-old pupil

    A supervisor at Chrisland School in Lekki, Lagos, Adegboyega Adenekan, was on Monday arraigned at an Ikeja High Court for allegedly defiling a two-year-old pupil in his care.

    The Supervisor, 47, pleaded not guilty to a charge of defilement of a child.

    The Prosecution, led by Titilayo Shitta-Bey, the Lagos State Director of Public Prosecutions, said Adenekan committed the offence sometime in November 2016 at Chrisland School at Victoria Garden City, Lekki, Lagos.

    Shitta-Bey said: “The defendant defiled the complainant by having unlawful sexual intercourse with her.

    “The offence violated Section 137 of the Criminal Law of Lagos State, 2011.”

    The alleged defilement was reported to the Lagos State Domestic and Sexual Violence Response Team for investigation.

    The parents of the victim were present in court.

    However, following Adenekan’s not guilty plea, his lawyer, Olatunde Adejuyigbe (SAN), requested that the school supervisor should maintain the bail granted to him by the Magistrates’ Court in December, 2016.

    Adejuyigbe said: “The defendant was admitted to bail by Chief Magistrate Osunsanmi on December 1, 2016.

    “The essence of an application for bail is to ensure that defendant stands trial.

    “The state has concluded its investigations in the matter, interference by the defendant or witnesses will not arise.
    “The defendant does not have a criminal record, he has been attending court proceedings and he came to court this morning voluntarily, despite being informed that he will be arraigned.

    “The same sureties (his former colleague and father-in-law) that were approved by the magistrates’ court have expressed willingness to continue and they are present in court.”
    The DPP, however, opposed the SAN’s bail application.

    Shitta-Bey said: “The gravity of the offence will make the defendant to have an urge to flee.

    “Bail is discretionary and I urge your lordship to remand him in prison custody.”

    The Judge, Justice Sybil Nwaka, to determine Adenekan’s eligibility for bail, interviewed him in the open court.

    The school supervisor told the judge that although on leave, he was still employed by Chrisland School and was currently tutoring children privately to sustain himself financially.

    He said: “I still work there (Chrisland School) but I was asked to go on leave pending the outcome of this case.

    “I was initially being paid my salary but it was stopped last year.

    “I presently do some private tutoring to sustain myself.”

    Nwaka queried why parents allowed him get close to their children considering the grievous charge against him.

    Responding, Adenekan said: “The private home tutoring I do is under the supervision of the parents and their domestic staff.

    “Their (the parents) reaction to the charge I’m facing is that they will stand by me because they all know me.

    “This is a profession that I have been in since 1996.

    “I have trained children by the grace of God long before this charge.

    “I tutored them and they have turned right.

    “I was so shocked when this woman (the complainant’s mother) called me and said this happened.

    “The parents’ reactions are: ‘Mr Adenekan, we are ready to support you because we know you.’”
    Nwaka in a ruling ordered that Adenekan should maintain the bail granted him by the magistrates’ court.

    The judge ruled: “The purpose of bail is to ensure that the defendant comes to court and it is discretionary.
    “This defendant I’ve been told has been coming to court on his own volition.

    “I have no evidence before me that the defendant will jump bail.

    “The sureties who stood for him at the magistrates’ court are present in court.

    “The defendant is to remain on the bail granted to him by the magistrate court.”
    Nwaka adjourned the case to February 6 for trial.