Chrisland: 10-year-old pupil deletes social media videos, apologises

The 10-year-old female student suspended by Chrisland Schools, Lagos State, over alleged sexual misconducts with a colleague during a school competition at Dubai, United Arab Emirate, has deleted all the videos on her account on a social media app, Likee.

The account, with over 12,400 fans, drew attention shortly after a video clip of the pupil and her male colleague engaging in sexual acts went viral on Twitter.

The child had been operating the page for three years before the incident at the Dubai competition happened.

Her mother, while saying she was raped, accused the management of the school of conducting a pregnancy test on her without parental consent, allegations that were denied by the school.

The Lagos State Government had shut the school before reopening it last weekend.

However, the state government and the police authorities last week grilled the school management, the teachers who participated in the competition, and the pupils’ parents.

PUNCH Metro gathered that the minor logged into her Likee page last Friday to apologise, saying she regretted her action.

The Lagos State Government had shut the school before reopening it last weekend.

However, the state government and the police authorities last week grilled the school management, the teachers who participated in the competition, and the pupils’ parents.

PUNCH Metro gathered that the minor logged into her Likee page last Friday to apologise, saying she regretted her action.


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