“I am worried for children in boarding schools”, Funke Akindele reacts after Dowen College reviewed it’s policies | PressInformant

Star-studded actress, Funke Akindele Bello, has expressed her fear over youngsters in boarding faculties.

Funke in her insta story, said that she is apprehensive over the protection of kids in boarding faculties.

This she mentioned in response to the announcement made by the administration of Dowen Faculty of the evaluation of it’s insurance policies, after the demise of one in every of it’s college students, Sylvester Oromoni.

In her phrases the actress expressed her hope that each one mother and father have withdrawn their youngsters from the college.

Her phrases,

“I hope all mother and father have withdrawn their youngsters from the college. I’m so apprehensive for kids in boarding faculties. Rather a lot goes on there.”

Recall that the Lagos State Authorities had shut down Dowen Faculty in November 2021, following the demise of Sylvester Ormroni, a scholar of the college.

Sylvester Oromoni was alleged to have died from accidents he sustained, after he was bullied by senior college students of the college, for refusing to affix a cult group.

Because of this, the Lagos state authorities had ordered the indefinite closure of the college.

The varsity administration on Thursday, twenty seventh of January, 2022, introduced a evaluation of it’s insurance policies.

The assertion learn partly,

“The Dowen Faculty Household has needed to rethink how finest to reassure the general public of our greatest intentions and the way the curiosity of all events can finest be served in sustaining and rising the great and privileged legacy of the college”.

“We have now labored on enhancing our safeguarding, monitoring processes and insurance policies to make sure higher oversight capabilities throughout the faculty. We’re additionally reviewing our insurance policies with our mother and father, employees and college students to make sure strict compliance and finest practices are adhered to going ahead.”

See Funke Akindele’s response beneath,