Chrisland School Girl Electrocuted - Autopsy

Chrisland School Girl Whitney Desola Adeniran was electrocuted, leading to her death, her autopsy report has revealed.

Whitney’s mother, Mrs Blessing Adeniran, made this revelation in a teary and emotional video released after receiving the autopsy results.

Speaking emotionally, Mrs Adeniran said just as the family suspected, something terrible happened to their daughter.

Whitney the Chrisland School girl was electrocuted – according to her mother who cited her autopsy results.

“Despite all the humiliation, all the insults we received, I said I owe it to my daughter, for the world, to know this. I promised you guys I would keep you updated as it goes, so here I am keeping my own part of the promise.

“Autopsy result is out, my Desola was electrocuted. My daughter died of electrocution. I have been subjected to trauma for the past two weeks. Tomorrow will make it three weeks my baby died. This school made me think I was crazy,” she said.

Mrs Blessing Adeniran then rained curses on everyone who denied something happened to her daughter and instead pushed a narrative that there was a sickness in her family.

“To everybody who kept pushing that narrative that my daughter was a sick child, that I should go and do test for my other children, that me and my husband should go and run tests if we are sick – I will not say the pain I’m going through that you will go through it. I will tell you that the God of truth and justice would judge you because only God touches the heart.

“If you were paid to bully me, to insult my family, if you were paid to insult me to kick me at my lowest, may God judge you. With pain in my heart with tears in my eyes on the grave of my daughter, may God in his anger judge you. My child was electrocuted…” she fired.

Watch Mrs Blessing Adeniran reveal her daughter, Whitney the Chrisland School girl, was electrocuted according to her autopsy below…

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12-year-old girl Whitney Desola Adeniran slumped and died at Chrisland school in Opebi, Ikeja in Lagos State on Thursday, February 9th 2023.

In a sad video shared online, Mrs Blessing Adeniran, Whitney’s mother, narrated that her daughter, Desola Whitney Adeniran had attended her school’s inter-house sports on Thursday, February 9th.

She said she was at the event when she noticed that her daughter was nowhere to be found during the match past and other activities.

“During the match past, I looked, first house matched, I didn’t see my child. Second house matched, I didn’t see my child. Third house matched, I didn’t see my child. I became worried”, she said.

She revealed she immediately launched a search for her daughter but was told by a student that her daughter had fainted.

No teacher or staff member bothered to mention what had happened to her daughter to her, she narrated.

She met a staff after hearing the news, and the staff mentioned to her that Whitney had been rushed to the hospital.

On getting to the hospital where her daughter was rushed, she met her corpse there.

She said up till now, the school has not opened up to her on what happened to her.

“I went in there and saw my daughter’s corpse. I saw my daughter on her deathbed. She was already dead when I saw her. She was drenched and soaked to her skin. Water was dripping out. I screamed, I called on God. I shouted. I called on God”, she cried.

The distraught mum said the school claims her 12-year-old suffered a cardiac arrest and slumped.

Mrs Adeniran said her daughter was not sick and never had any pre-existing heart condition so she’s surprised by the claim she suffered a cardiac arrest.

“How can a 12-year-old have a cardiac arrest? No pre-existing medical or heart condition. Even if they claim it was cardiac arrest, how can one single arrest kill a healthy teenager?” she quried.

She demanded that Chrisland school come clean to her with regards to what really happened to her girl so she can bury her in peace.

For more, read Chrisland School Girl Video – What Happened At Chrisland School?

Meanwhile, Whitney was buried in a teary ceremony in Lagos later on Thursay, March 2nd 2023.

Mrs Blessing Adeniran was in serious sorrow of mind as she cried over the death of her daughter. She demanded the casket be opened for her to see it.

Watch Chrisland School Girl Whitney’s burial below…

Chrisland School pupil, Whitney Adeniran, finally laid to rest after an autopsy was carried out that showed she died from electrocution pic.twitter.com/t4pWqGlu2W
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Chrisland School faces prosecution over death of school girl

In March 2023 following the autopsy revealing the Chrisland School girl died due to electrocution, the Lagos State government announced the school would be prosecuted.

Read Lagos State government statement on Chrisland School girl Whitney Adeniran’s death below…

On the 9th of February 2023, Whitney Omodesola Adeniran a Student of Chrisland High School, Ikeja aged 12 years, slumped during the Inter-house Sports organized by the School at the Agege Sports Stadium and was subsequently rushed to Agege Central Hospital, Agege, Lagos where she was confirmed “brought in dead” (BID) by the doctor on duty.

The case was referred to the Nigerian Police Force which carried out thorough investigation with the help of other agencies.

The file was subsequently forwarded to the DPP’s Office on Monday 20th March, 2023 for review of the duplicate case file. On the 23rd of March, 2023, the DPP issued his Legal Advice and came to the conclusion that a prima facie case of Involuntary Manslaughter and Reckless and Negligent Acts had been established against the School, some members of Staff and one of the Vendors. They will therefore be charged with the offences of Involuntary Manslaughter and Reckless and Negligent Acts contrary to Sections 224 & 251of the Criminal Law, Ch C17, Vol.3, Laws of Lagos State, 2015.

Information will be filed in accordance with the legal advice issued by the DPP. Certified True Copies of the Legal advice is available on the Ministry of Justice website (www.lagosstatemoj.org.).

Source: Nigeriabombshell.com

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