There have been allegations and counter-allegations over the death of a former student of Premiere Academy, Lugbe, Abuja, Keren Akpagher.
Since the sad incident that occurred in June this year, neither the mother of the 14-year-old girl nor the management of the school has come to terms with the reality of her demise. The controversies generated by her death have, no doubt, aggravated the emotional and psychological trauma inflicted by her loss.
“The cup I gave to Premiere Academy was full; they returned it to me empty and broken. This is too much to take. My heart is in turmoil.”She called out the school for what she described as a “deliberate distortion of facts and publicity stunt” to preserve their business interest without regards to the life of her daughter, “which they have cut short.”
She also addressed some of the issues raised by Keren’s mother one after the other. She said: “On M Keren’s release to her mother, we wish to state clearly that her mother made two requests on Keren’s last day in the school. The first was that Keren had reported a red eye at the clinic on June 17. This was one of the things poor Keren suffered because of her state of being – an insulin-dependent patient.
“Keren’s mother also claimed at the press conference that the doctor at the hospital where she died said that he found a condom with dead sperms in her uterus and opined that Keren had died of sepsis.
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