Deborah Okezie has reacted to being cautioned by a Chief Magistrate in Uyo, Winifred Umohandy, against discussing her son, Don Davis' case on social media, IgbereTV reports.

Recall that Deborah had called out the management of Deeper Life High School over the alleged maltreatment and sexual abuse her 11-year-old son suffered in the school.

However in court on Thursday, the Magistrate asked her to cease further discussion on the case on social media following a complaint from the lawyer to the Deeper Life High School, Fidelis Igwe.

Umohandy said;

“Let the media stay off, let the court do justice on the merit of the case."

On Friday January 8, Deborah informed her Facebook friends, fans and supporters she would no longer discuss her son’s case on the social media site, apparently in obedience to the magistrate’s instruction.

She said in the live broadcast;

“Good afternoon, beautiful people! Please, I want to beg everyone, the matter is in court, we are not going to discuss anything here pertaining to the matter, let’s allow the court to handle it."

See video below.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QR2eGUKgCxo

inoki247:
Social Media can not give u justice or win u an Election iffa lie ask Donald Trump....

aristocrazzy:
social media will give awareness for the situation, so that justice can happen. Now that the situation has been taken to the court, surely there will be a justifiable resolution. She shouldn't give into pressure because if they get to the bottom of the matter, a lot of students may be saved from the same experience.