Over the weekend, the death of a student of Chrisland School, Whitney Adediran, generated lots of controversy after reports emerged that the girl lost her life during the school inter-house competition which took place at Agege Stadium. However, the parents of the girl were said not to be satisfied with that as they believe there’s more to what led to the death of their daughter.
To clear all that, the parents of the deceased young girl, Micheal & Blessing Adediran, were on TVC Your View this morning and while narrating what transpired.
The father, Micheal Adediran said they had already bought the casket to bury their daughter after wailing and crying, but on second thought, he wouldn’t forgive himself if he buried his daughter without knowing how she died and needed to do the autopsy even though the Doctor, principal of the school called him to accept what had happened as the will of God, but if he wanted to go for an autopsy, it was his choice.
Micheal Adediran went on to reveal he fought for the autopsy and wondered why the school was saying they filed for an autopsy after coming across the claim online that they filed for an autopsy. The father then revealed he went to get all that would be needed at Lasuth so the autopsy can be done, and he’s wondering why they did that as they discouraged him for doing an autopsy, even sent people to him trying to persuade him there’s no need and when the Director of the school said they would go for autopsy, he said now that they are suddenly saying autopsy when they kicked against it before, is why he’s sensing a foul play.
Immediately, he went to the pathology department of Lasuth, met with a HOD, the doctor who had attended to him before, and told them he’s dealing with a group of people who are bigger than him but they should make sure their judgement is correct in the result of his child’s autopsy and that is where they are right now.
Watch the Parent’s Interview here (fast forward to 1:30:00) and drop your comments below.
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