Dowen College Death – 12-year-old kid, Sylvester Oromoni Junior, was pounded into the ground for declining to join a religion bunch in Dowen College, Lekki Phase One, Lagos, Peoples Gazette has learned.

A relative of the perished, recognized as @Perrisonoromoni on Twitter, let The Gazette know that the 12-year-old was battered on Friday yet passed on Tuesday after a progression of tests and X-beams showed that he supported interior wounds.

“We’re from Delta State, however, he goes to an all-inclusive school in Lekki. They considered my uncle that his child was harmed when he was playing football. Arriving at the emergency clinic, it was affirmed that he was being tormented and whipped, causing inside harms,” the relative revealed.

“After tests and X-beams, it was affirmed he was thrashed seriously. He kicked the bucket yesterday (Tuesday) morning, and his whole body was enlarged,” he told The Gazette.

Inquired as to whether the expired had recently grumbled about tensions to join a clique bunch, @Perrisonoromoni expressed that the youthful Oromoni just illuminated his folks while in the medical clinic.

Before his demise, he purportedly said the school’s clique individuals took steps to kill him assuming he revealed them.

“Before passing, he said they’d been constraining him to join a clique. He was conceded on Friday. He said they planned to kill him in case he talked.”

The expired was likewise said to have referenced a couple of names of the understudies who constrained him to join their clique bunch before he passed on. When reached by The Gazette, a Dowen College delegate, Ayomide Falona, said she was unable to give subtleties on the matter as examinations were continuous.

Ms. Falona likewise rejected that cultists attacked the 12-year-old understudy in the school.

“It isn’t accurate, and there has never been an instance of cultism in the school. Examinations are as yet progressing, and that is everything I can say until further notice,” she said.

Checks by The Gazette showed that Dowen College had obstructed its Instagram remark area.

Nonetheless, the representative for the police in Lagos, Adekunle Ajisebutu, vowed to return to The Gazette on the matter.