The Lagos State Government has put Chrisland High School, Ikeja, under probation as they undergo a strict monitoring for one academic session.
Folasade Adefisayo, the State Commissioner for Education has given an update after he had a meeting with the management of Chrisland Schools and government agencies under the Lagos State Joint Task Force in charge of the implementation of the child protection and safeguarding policy. The management of Chrisland School have been given a direction by the Lagos State Ministry of Education to urgently implement short and long-term reforms in school governance and also to recruit a certified Risk Manager to conduct and render a detailed analysis of risk management to all students, all staff, stake holders and affected families over the death of the Miss Adeniran. “The stipulated conditions are outcomes of official investigations and reviews by all the agencies that form the Task Force and an example of the usual conditions precedent to reopening schools closed for any form of infraction in Lagos State”,Adefisayo said.
In his words: “The Angel that slapped Herod is presently monitoring Polling Units and Election results around Nigeria. Beware!!!” See post below; 
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