Alleged manslaughter: Court grants Chrisland principal, others bail

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An Ikeja High Court on Thursday admitted four staff members of Chrisland School Ikeja, to bail for the alleged involuntary manslaughter of a 12-year-old student, Whitney Adeniran.

The Lagos State Government charged Ademoye Adewale, Kuku Fatai, Belinda Amao, and Nwatu Victoria with involuntary manslaughter and reckless negligent acts.The News Agency of Nigeria reports that Justice Oyindamola Ogala admitted the defendants’ bail after defence counsel moved the motion for bail dated March 28 and March 29 respectively.

Ogala admitted the first and second defendants to N10 million bail each with two sureties each in like sum The judge said all the sureties must be gainfully employed, have credible and verified evidence of their financial status and reside within the court’s jurisdiction.

 

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Tbvh, I dont understand why parents are still taking their children to this school. Set awon my child must be in the same class with the child of a 'big man'... God be with y'all

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