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Chrisland School: Whitney laid to rest amid tears

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Twelve-year-old student of Chrisland International School, Whitney Adeniran, who died during the school’s inter-house sports activities at Agege Stadium, Lagos State, has been laid to rest on Thursday.

The school management had released a statement after her death that she slumped in “public view and not under any hidden circumstances.”

However, Blessing, the mother of Whitney revealed in an Instagram live video on Wednesday that an autopsy carried out on her daughter revealed she died of electrocution during the school’s sports activities.

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