The spokesman of the Command, Adekunle Ajisebutu, confirmed the release of the body of the student allegedly killed by seniors.
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The solicitors to the family of the late student accused Olunloyo of attempting to destroy the name of Sylvester on social media by claiming that the late student wanted to join a cult group in the Lekki-based school and had agreed to be beaten.
The President of the Civil Rights Congress of Nigeria spoke on the development in a post on his Facebook page on Friday.
Ms Oluchi Sunday, mother of Brown and a student of Dowen College, has taken to social media to deny her son’s involvement in the alleged attack on Sylvester Oromoni and seek for apologies.
The group expressed the condolence in a statement by its National Publicity Secretary, Jare Ajayi, on Friday.
Bello made the remark on Thursday in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria in Ibadan.
Sylvester was said to have died from the injuries sustained during an alleged assault by five of his colleagues who wanted to initiate him into cultism.
This was stated by some of the parents who spoke on Wednesday at a candlelight for slain Sylvester Oromoni.
The On-Air-Personality stressed the need for children to be allowed to face the consequences of their actions
The parents said the demand was one of the best ways to bring closure to the death of Oromoni and comfort his family.
The students, whose arrest was confirmed by the Command’s Commissioner, Hakeem Odunmosu, were named by Oromoni.
The Command’s Commissioner, Hakeem Odumosu, disclosed the development to Channels Television on Tuesday.
The standards of old have disappeared. Nigeria’s places of learning have become environments of strife and chaos.
The meeting, which recording was made public on Monday, was facilitated by Concerned Parents and Educators Network
The reaction of the family to the death of Oromoni was contained in a statement issued on Sunday by Mutairu Kashamu
The students’ body also called for the swift arrest of key officials of the Lekki-based school.
Flowers, balloons, cards and teddies were left in front of Dowen College on what would have been Oromoni’s 12th birthday.
To some Nigerians, cultism cannot be wished away as it relates to the death of Sylvester, but Dowen College thinks otherwise even though, it has expressed support for proper investigations by the authorities.
It is the story of a group of British schoolboys, while Britain was entrapped in a raging war, who had the plane evacuating them shot down and were lucky to survive in a deserted tropical island.
This was contained in a statement dated December 4, a day which was supposed to be the 12th birthday of the deceased.