Chrisland School apologizes for the death of Whitney Adeniran and refutes claims of body exhumation

Chrisland School, Lagos has expressed deep sadness and remorse over the death of Whitney Adeniran, a student of the school who passed away in November 2021.

In a statement released on Sunday, the school extended their apologies to Whitney’s parents, the entire community that hosts the school, the nation at large, and the media. The school also acknowledged Whitney's popularity and her memory which still lives on.

In response to claims circulating that the school intends to exhume Whitney's body, the school vehemently refuted such claims, stating that it is not part of their plan. The school added that it is not in their interest to create such insensitive optics that prevent Whitney from resting in peace. Instead, they plan to immortalize her name so that she remains indelible in their consciousness.

The statement also expressed the school's gratitude to those who have stood with them and the Adeniran family during this trying period. The school emphasized that it will continue to cooperate with the authorities throughout the duration of the investigations and offer necessary support to the parents in their grieving period.

Chrisland School has been in the news since the death of Whitney Adeniran. Reports suggest that she died as a result of negligence by the school. The Lagos State Government has launched an investigation into the incident, and the school has been cooperating with the authorities.

In conclusion, the school promised to continue engaging the Adenirans, stating that Whitney was their daughter too, and they would always be there with the family to navigate this dark period.