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Shocking Abuse Case in Lagos School: Parents Cry Out for Justice
A disturbing incident has been at a daycare school in Ago Palace, Okota, Lagos State, where a baby was allegedly attacked by an unknown animal, leaving the child with severe injuries.
The parents of the child, who wish to remain anonymous, reached out to human rights activist Harrison Uwamnishu, claiming that the school owner is trying to cover up the incident and blaming it on a fellow student.
However, medical reports suggest that the injuries were inflicted by an animal, sparking concerns about the safety and well-being of children at the school.
The parents have filed a report with the police, but claim that the school owner is using her wealth and influence to hinder the investigation.
Human rights activist Harrison Uwamnishu has stepped in to assist the family, sending a team to visit the child and ensure that a thorough investigation is carried out.
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