Alleged killers of the late Dowen college student, Sylvester oromoni found

 

Faces of the alleged killers of late Sylvester Oromoni a 12-year-old student of Dowen College, Lekki, Lagos has emerged.

Also revealed are the top management staff of the school.

Reports had emerged that Oromoni was bullied and beaten by fellow students. The supposed injuries from the beating led to his death, according to a Twitter user with the handle @perrisonoromoni, who claimed to be the boy’s cousin.

However, in a statement on Wednesday, the school denied all allegations stating that Oromoni was neither bullied nor beaten but only complained of hip pain after playing football.

Contrary to the school’s statement, the victim’s cousin rolled out photos and video evidence, which corroborates the fact that the child was bullied and beaten; an activity that led to his death.

According to the bereaved father in a live video interview with Punch news online, he and his wife transferred their deceased son to Delta State where a series of tests conducted and ”last-minute open confessions” by the late 12 year old Sylvester confirmed that he was molested and violently abused by five senior students in the school.

He mentioned the names as Joseph Benjamin, Michael Kashamu, Anslem Temile while he said he couldn’t recognise the other two because the lights in the hostel room were switched off by the boys before they started beating him up.

According the Gist lover blog, their names are: Michael windoku, Angel Temile, Favour Benjamin, Edward Brown, Agboro Emmanuel

One of the boys identified as Edward Brown who allegedly beat Sylvester Omoroni to death in an attempt to make him join their fraternity has been spotted in another video bullying his mate.

According to the news, Recall that amid the heat of events, it was reported that the boys who allegedly perpetrated this heinous crime against Sylvester Omoroni which led to his death were flown out of the country by their parents.

As more developments continue to unfold in line with the saga, a video that tries to justify the bullying nature of one of the boys has sprung up on social media.

In the video, the boy could be seen intimidating a fellow lad as he landed some punches on his chest and push him.

Voices could also be heard in the background appealing to him to 

Calm down.