My Daughter An Innocent Girl Before Dubai Trip – Mother Of Chrisland Student Insists

The mother of the  Chrisland student who allegedly engaged in a viral immoral act has continued to insist that her daughter (both names withheld for moral reasons) was still an innocent girl  before travelling to represent her school in Dubai so couldn’t have been that bad.

It will be recalled that popular blogger and talent manager, Ubi Franklin had affirmed that the 10-year old was molested by her co-students during a ‘School competition trip’ in Dubai.

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After the news was shared by the blogger, the clip went viral. Netizens, including celebrities who watched the video argued that the girl was not molested as the act was clearly consensual.

However, the victim’s mother has insisted all along that that her daughter was violated and called for justice to be duly served everyone who aided and abetted the indecent act.

“My daughter was an innocent girl before she travelled to Dubai to represent their school. Justice for my daughter,” she said.

Meanwhile, the leadership of the private school proprietors in Nigeria called, National Association of Proprietors of Private Schools (NAPPS), has expressed support for what it described as a thorough and unbiased investigation into the indecent conduct of some pupils of Chrisland Schools in Lagos State.

The Group, reportedly, likened the decision by the Lagos State Government to indefinitely shut down all branches of the school in the state to the popular saying: “Throwing the baby away with the bathwater.”

NAPPS said in a statement, which was signed by its president, Yomi Otubela, that the government’s decision would jeopardise the interest of other learners, especially those registered for the senior school certificate examination (SSCE).

Recall that some Chrisland students had gotten involved in an indecent sexual act while representing their dear school at the World School Games held in Dubai. The news had seen gone viral generating social media outrage and sparked conversations around parenting.