lalasticlala:
Dowen

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q0ikcNICP10
College advisory board member, Folarin Shobo speaks with Channels TV over Sylvester Oromoni's death.

"The issue of Sylvester is sensationalized by the social media.

There has been deep rooted investigation and to the best of our knowledge as an institution there was no case of bullying. There is no recorded case of bullying from any quarter. The school, Dowen, takes serious exception to bullying and any reported case is taken very seriously. The school has zero tolerance for bullying."

"We know that a lot of videos surfaced on the internet, at different times, we saw him in pains and all that but there was no video telling us that he mentioned that he was bullied. We need to get that straight. The case of bully is what they reported because as at the time the boy left school, there was no such thing at play. The issue of bully only came from them at home..."

Calicoe:
For those two above commenting with a dot, please tell me, is there any benefit we don't know about when u are the first to comment or when ur comment makes the first page? Just asking

JohnBullMySon:
Lol . There's a system that runs the world. And it's not based on the cries of the majority.

edoairways:


The bereaved evidence is not strong enough

josh001:
They can say this, but it does not explain away the following facts:

1. The boy was in the custody of the school at the hostel.
2. The boy sustained severe and life-threatening injuries while he was in the custody of the school.
3. There was a video seen of the boy writhing in pain.
4. The School released 2 contradictory press statements
5. In one of the statements, the school said he sustained injuries from playing football.
6. The injuries sustained from a reasonable man stand-point are not football-pitch injuries
7. The boy died shortly after he sustained these injuries.

Whatever argument is brought up, it will be hard to excuse Dowen from negligence.

Chiffy:


Soon you will get caught up in that system and then you will seek for the cries of the majority for vindication. But guess what? posterity will dish you your judgement of today.

opeyemisheun:



Please, get your information correctly. The boy did not die shortly after he sustained injury. He was taken from school and was with his parent/guardian for more than 7days before death.

They did not take him to the hospital until his last day or so. Their religion forbids hospital.

In a more reasonable country and state, the parents should be prosecuted for their negligence in the boy's death.

opeyemisheun:



Please, get your information correctly. The boy did not die shortly after he sustained injury. He was taken from school and was with his parent/guardian for more than 7days before death.

They did not take him to the hospital until his last day or so. Their religion forbids hospital.

In a more reasonable country and state, the parents should be prosecuted for their negligence in the boy's death.

josh001:


It is good that you admit 1-6.

I think 7 days is 'shortly'. You can also put it another way and say the boy's death was a direct consequence of the injuries.

On the parent's culpability, I am only just hearing this that he was taken to the hospital on his last day from 7 days when he was handed over. This goes against the statements in public circle. Do you have any credible evidence or source to support this?

Fatasy:
Dn't wish bad bro,try understand

monex:


family wasnt present and family only heard about the autopsy result on social media

Chijeep:
Ever since people started editing videos and pictures I can never believe in any online video because it might have been editted

So sorry young lad, fate dragged you to the place where life is cut short

NIGERIA ISSUE IS JUST UNPREDICTABLE

JohnBullMySon:
Thats the simple truth. There are many possibilities in this case, and you can't rule out rumors. If there is bullying, then evidence not amount of tears is what is needed to get justice. Two autopsies were done in the presence of the family, still no evidence of bullying. So what do you want the court to do? Send the suspects into prison just to please Nigerians? Ask yourself.

Is04970:

You're a fp0l.

Nigra:

I pray you don't get to lose a child ,talk more in this manner...Wicked souls everywhere

Nigra:

I pray you don't get to lose a child ,talk more in this manner...Wicked souls everywhere

MPESA:
I think it's high time to boycott this school.
They will just open their rotten mouth and be talking Nonsense like whenever Buhari travel abroad to give speech.

Greatzeus:

Social monetary hierarchy has already help in boycotting you and your family. Because you can't afford the school fees.So stop sweating unnecessarily. Gerrit?

Acidosis:


I hope you know that losing your life is better than being accused and jailed wrongly for murder? Rather than being emotional about this, just pray for justice. Justice, by the way, don't always end the way we expect. The innocent ones don't have to die for Sylvester's family to get justice.

Seun:
May our children not be falsely accused of murder.

opeyemisheun:

Please, get your information correctly. The boy did not die shortly after he sustained injury. He was taken from school and was with his parent/guardian for more than 7days before death.

They did not take him to the hospital until his last day or so. Their religion forbids hospital.

In a more reasonable country and state, the parents should be prosecuted for their negligence in the boy's death.

josh001:




It is good that you admit 1-6.

I think 7 days is 'shortly'. You can also put it another way and say the boy's death was a direct consequence of the injuries.

On the parent's culpability, I am only just hearing this that he was taken to the hospital on his last day from 7 days when he was handed over. This goes against the statements in public circle. Do you have any credible evidence or source to support this?

josh001:


It is good that you admit 1-6.

I think 7 days is 'shortly'. You can also put it another way and say the boy's death was a direct consequence of the injuries.

On the parent's culpability, I am only just hearing this that he was taken to the hospital on his last day from 7 days when he was handed over. This goes against the statements in public circle. Do you have any credible evidence or source to support this?