SYLVESTER OROMONI'S parents are responsible fr his death!.BULLYs & DOWEN SCH discharged & acquitted!

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[@Bless-qv5gq]

I was a Resident Doctor in Pathology when I was in Nigeria. Will you be surprised when I tell you that the first autopsy might be the real one (involving some primary process observation), and the second one may have involved a lot of arrangee? For a police autopsy or coroner autopsy such as the index case, usually, different parties (the victim, the accused/defendants, the police, etc) have their doctors (representatives) representing them in the autopsy room. But that does not mean that they are doing the dissection. They may not even know what is going on, and what the lead medical examiner (or pathologist) shows them they most often say yes, especially if/ and given that they are colleagues in the same profession, and if they are pathologists or pathologists-in- training, the lead pathologists in the case is most likely their senior colleagues and they would not want to damage their professional relationships and/or stunt their professional growth because of "who don die, wey don die". For example, since this was done at Lasuth (arguably the rallying point for autopsy in Nigeria) and a certain professor (names withheld) likely being the most dominant person there), I put it to you that no pathologist in Nigeria will want to come there and be seen to contradict him (that has implications) nor can they anyway. I don't know how to explain it, but the pathologists usually dance to the tune of the strongest personalities involved; the strongest argument; and who first reached out to the main pathologist in charge of the autopsy, often tend to have the argument skewed in his favour. Autopsy findings are observer-dependent to an extent and can be interpreted in different ways (just as a Court can rule a case in one way, and another court, maybe an appeal court, rule the same case in the opposite way, for the same set of evidence ). Note: I am not saying that that individual or the individuals are corrupt; (although they could be); I am only saying that the party they have "sympathy" with can affect how they choose to interprete their findings. And in Nigeria at the moment, there is hardly an independent review. I have seen doctors (pathologists) from the same team (the same tertiary hospital) argue (sharply contrastingly) about what a particular sign means, and what they finally settle with, is either decided by the loudest voice OR just, as it were, by a throw of the dice. This is one aspect of it , from an insider perspective from the autopsy dissection room. So, when you say there were so and so many doctors there present (and/or all the parties were represented), I laugh. Now, from the societal/social perspective. Do you think that the Doyen School and the parents of those five or so boys (who are probably well-to-do), will sit down and fold their hands and watch their business fold up And/OR their kids go to jail or die by hanging? Food for taught. The legal perspective. The Nigerian legal process is so corrupt that Tinubu was declared the rightly elected candidate by both the PEP Court and the Supreme Court. How bad can it get?

[@bhuquolak7767]

Thanks for your detailed explanation. Autopsies are not always completely objective and in Nigeria, the results may be completely useless.

[@JulieEgwuatu]

❤

[@olabisiiroko2097]

Pray, listen and watch and pray again before placing your child in a boarding school where no teacher cares what happens in the dormitory or might be bribed to act as if they see nothing........may God console the family

[@regalchic]

You have said it all

[@chinyereubani7075]

Well said. @neze should read this

[@DivineNwadiliora]

Heavenly Father, you are the only true judge 😢

[@anitananaba]

😢😢😢 Nigeria... I'm speechless! May the soul of Sylvester fight for the justice he deserves!

[@celineekpene6911]

And if those children are innocent, may not only his soul fight you, but your own children will be accused wrongly in like manner, even more.

[@candy12355]

Amen 🙏🏿

[@obianujuwealth]

It’s time we bring Amadioha and ogbunabali into the Nigerian judicial system when the oath is to be taken before the court proceedings.

[@kosichidinma8149]

😢😢😢exactly oooo because their rubbish is seriously getting out of hand.

[@chiomaibekwe5173]

Honestly ooo

[@tosinm4770]

Going by your narration, Neze - negligence is involved here, but the bullies cannot be exonerated - God is on the throne!

[@eternity8472]

God’s justice is thorough, none will escape it😢 and anyone still sending their kids to this school is an accessory to this crime.

[@anne-liseteissedre3559]

Do not worry, Sylvester's parents! God will avenge his death and i pray that you will witness it. I knew of a girl who caused the death of someone and the parents made her escape justice through bribing the system. They even flew her abroad. Somehow, the girl was tormented by the spirit of the innocent victim and never found peace wherever she went to. She could no longer sleep without taking drugs or alcohol and the light had to remain on. She became a shadow of herself, a living ghost. After many failed attempts, she killed herself. There remain a prison we cannot escape from and that is our conscience. Rest in peace, innocent soul!🙏🏽

[@onyiititus3277]

The first doctor was very inexperienced...he or she could have saved this boy by simply putting him on a broad spectrum antibiotics with all this wound on his body....the antibiotics would prevent the sepsis that lead to infection of his vital ogans thus causing death....Giving ibuprofen only was not enough. Rip son

[@Awake_Africa]

As good as this prison is we must ensure that there is always justice in our land and stop hoping for judgement that comes after death. By now, the school must have been closed down

[@celineekpene6911]

@@Awake_Africa why didn't you go and close it down? Useless fellow. If those children whose names were mentioned are innocent, may God allow your own children to be falsely accused as they were even more. Nonsense. Keep on bringing curses to yourself in matters you know nothing about

[@futureartistry1]

@@onyiititus3277my dear we pray not to be unfortunate to meet road side medical practitioners

[@stellaayodeji2501]

​@onyiititus3277 Una Don start to condemn o. Did you listen to the story. The child was never admitted due to lack of bed space hence he was taken home. Even if broad spectrum antibiotics was prescribed, who will administer ? The parents.?. If it was true he was nursed at home he might not survive irrespective of the diagnosis because he will definately not be well monitored.

[@PreshOtokwala]

I couldn't even continue the video. This story is a very disheartening one. May God shield and protect our children 🙏.

[@joysamuel7919]

The same way they will dismiss the late Chrisland girl issue and blame it on the parents. May the Lord help us.

[@MrNkyphil]

May Nigeria not happen to anyone 😢

[@bebe22066]

Amen Ohhhhhhh

[@herbertejikemeudenkwo7196]

Amen

[@hephzibahbeulah5076]

Amen IJN

[@rashidatrilwan9063]

AMEEN 🙏

[@aleroalero]

Amen

[@Umekizzy]

All those who contributed to this young boy s death will forever be restless and useless. I wept like a baby when this incidence happened in 2021. My son is the same age with this boy and also in a boarding school. I feel for the parents. Oh God please console them and grant the poor boy eternal rest🙏🏻

[@queenestherewere4883]

May Nigeria 🇳🇬 not happen to us and our children in Jesus name Amen 🙏🏻 😢 rest in peace sylverster

[@consolateapolot2255]

This baby was born on the same day I gave birth to my boy, 4th Dec 2009, he would have been 14years of age, i have no words, the pain is deep. May his precious soul rest in perfect peace

[@mmachioku5547]

Neze you have empathy, you tell each story with the appropriate body language..God bless you greatly.. it's such a pity..poor Sylvester, may your gentle soul rest in peace son

[@nworuceciliaakajiaku5752]

In all these,i feel so sorry for this poor boy 😢 Continue to rest in peace dear little one. God knows the best

[@nofuss4081]

Thanks for this. This sounds like a case of medical negligence to me. Seeing that boy rolling on the hospital bed without an obvious medical care really made me wonder what goes on the Nigerian hospitals. In the developed world, a child showing signs of all the ailments you said will be admitted to intensive care wirh all sorts of breathing and treating equipments attached to his mouth, nose and wherever. Sepsis is treated critically knowing that child or adult might die. Passing that child from one hospital to the other and driving many miles back home is not it at all. I weep for Nigeria my country 😢😢😢😢

[@oyemoladeadejoke9681]

9:12 Every death in Nigeria is ALWAYS MEDICAL NEGLIGENCE even if you spill blood as healthcare workers. Nobody ask about early presentation of patient to the hospital when their symptoms start. Since the abroadians are so knowledgeable what do you do when a patient is brought in a bad shape and has used all sorts of medications obtained from several pharmacies. I am a doctor here in Nigeria and i can confidently tell you that more than 50 percent coming to the hospital would have visited and used drugs obtained from their pharmacies. Most people don't like govt hospitals but i tell you the govt hospitals they avoid is there best bet.

[@nofuss4081]

@oyemoladeadejoke9681 I also condemned that the dad took too long driving back home for treatment, etc. I spoke from experience, reports, and observations, stating that it could be a case of medical negligence. I have also witnessed how medical situations, especially for children, are dealt with abroad. It is great that you are a doctor, but I said what I said based on experience and exposure you don't have to agree with me.

[@nofuss4081]

@oyemoladeadejoke9681 Although, i agree that government hospitals in Nigeria are better than private ones. The government needs to do much more regarding private hospitals, too

[@JandRMediaLimited]

Thanks Nezeville for sharing these stories about Nigeria and how we can all learn lessons. I was in Ikeja this January 2024. We have to put things into context. Nigeria is a very poor nation in terms of infrastructure but rich in natural resources. Lessons for everyone 1. All parents must identify a good reputable hospital in the area child is gaining education. This is because lack of fast, good quality health care can cost life. The family should have taken him to a hospital close to his school in Lagos instead of traveling hours back to his State of residence. Every family in Nigeria need to put money aside for emergency medical treatment. 2. Untreated sepsis would lead to organ failure and death. FACT! The family doctor should be challenged for not diagnosing correctly and fast. Negligent! This case should be referred to the Nigerian Medical Council. 3. The students that bullied and forced victim to drink some dangerous substance should still face prosecution because their actions triggered the illness and the negligence of the parents for not taking their child to a reputable hospital led to their child's death. 4. All schools should have an anti bullying policy that is written and implemented fairly

[@jareya]

Very apt

[@celineekpene6911]

Were you there when they forced a poisonous substance to him? Cursed are you from now on for saying what you don't know. Your children will be falsely accused as those children happened to be falsely accused. Here you are supporting a monster, a blatant liar

[@JeweloftheMostHigh]

I concur 100%.

[@Makammma]

This brought tears to my eyes this morning remembering my Dad and the way he was mismanaged by his fellow medical practitioner and my very own colleagues. I have been grieving since 2019 someday when am strong enough I will tell his story. A lot happens in the medical sector and negligence is a major player. The doctor treating at home should have insisted they go to the hospital or stop coming home . In this case they have failed to address what actually caused the Sepsis did it just jump into the little boy? No parent will want the death of a child so they should please leave them out of this let them grieve in peace.May this poor boys soul continue to rest in peace. Amen

[@chidinmaekwe3236]

Chai! Every right and privilege has been taken away from the common man in Nigeria. Jesus, please come quickly 🙆🏽🙆🏽

[@peaceoffiong5486]

I don't believe the second autopsy result, there's a fowl play somewhere

[@rhodaudensi4766]

God the greatest judge who doesn't collect bribe will surely give this family justice....things like ds are what incures generational curses on the bullies and their supporters....I pity all the people involved in this little boys death may God judge them all accordingly.😢😢😢😢

[@anneonota2167]

In fact you have just said my mind. The bullies and their parents think they have escaped justice, but a greater justice is awaiting them when they least expect it

[@frankenegbeama7438]

Amen 😢😢😢

[@JoanFred]

AMEN

[@jeniferjohnson3448]

🤔 Is it that you didn’t read the final verdict or you didn’t hear that the parents took their child on a 6hour drive and took him home for treatment then took his body to church for healing? Not only did the parents not pick up their child on time they also intensify his agony by their aim of after care. Please read on “sepsis” before you start speaking with sentiment; intravenous antibiotics could’ve saved this boy’s life. May the lil boy soul rest in peace but the negligence of his care was too uproar 🙁

[@henriettaomeneki3014]

​@jeniferjohnson3448 What led to the sepsis? Would the parent's negligence be an issue if Sylvester wasn't bullied? What is the root cause of the agony that the poor boy went through before his death? How on earth will contributory negligence of the parents write off the bullying that caused all these in the first place? They should have got a third doctor to clarify the contradictory tests results to determine which of the results to rely on before giving judgment. It's really unfortunate. May his soul rest in peace

[@Adaezeadina]

Shame on the parents that raised such wolves undeserving of life! I am so pained at how irresponsible some schools can be despite collecting too much money for school fees. They will all meet their match in this life for being so mean to this young promising child.

[@YSKLATOMOBATALATV]

Thanks so much for your good and professionalism, analysis. You see that judge, shall be judge by God almighty, this is the prayer to all mothers, May Nigeria never happens to any of us, hee, I don’t want to curse that judge but I know that all the parents of those children would cry at the end. Because their children have cut one life short.

[@calisteribe2049]

This is so hard to relive again. God please comfort this family. Thank you Neze for this update. I had always wondered the outcome. Nice job 👍🏽

[@temitopeolumuyiwa9863]

I can't even put my words together! A great destiny was cut short! Parents should know that it's not about how expensive a school is! Young children like the late Champ shouldn't be that far from his parents! Omooooo! I no know wetin I dey type sef, just so pained! May God judge the situation himself 🙏

[@ifeyinwamoronu1038]

I remember this case. It shook the internet.

[@ladyhelengee]

This is absolutely unacceptable after all this years the boy and his family didn't get Justice haaa this is too bad.😢

[@ifeyinwamoronu1038]

This is so sad to watch. The way he was crying. Kai

[@chinyereubani7075]

WoW Neze. You hold us for work o I was spell bound, glued to the screen throughout Well done. Am sure a lot went into the research and making of this video. It’s sad the way this young boy lost his life I won’t lay any blames to the parents. It won’t change anything, they are already experiencing hell on earth at the loss of their son. May his soul rest in peace and may his parents and family be comforted I await your next video

[@oyemoladeadejoke9681]

The School's lawyer found a loophole and used it against the parents. The loophole of not taking the boy to the hospital on time. They took the audience away from the main issue which was BULLYING and distracted and diverted people's attention to the medical issue.

[@Queentinuade11]

This is very sad 😢😢😢😢may his soul rest in peace.may God comfort the family

[@Funtimelifeissues]

I do remember it like yesterday This case was one of the cases that gave me the push to leave. 😢😢😢. May Nigeria never happen to anyone. Amen

[@rosemaryisu7794]

Thanks for the breakdown Neze. This is heartbreaking. Kai! I suspect that in addition to beating him severely, the bullies probably fed Sylvester some kind of sewage or filth hence the onslaught of bacterial infections. I have a question though. Was the first x-ray conducted by the family friend in Lagos not reviewed during the Coroner's inquest? The judge was so, so wrong because how Sylvester's parents handled his case was a direct consequence of the information provided to them by the school. I agree that they (Sylvester's parents) could have dealt with their son's case so much better. However, if the school's Management did not disclose to them what Sylvester had been through, how would they have known how serious the matter at hand was? The boy deteriorated with time. By the School's account, painkillers (Ibuprofen) seemed to provide some relief initially. By failing to disclose to Sylvester's parents the truth of what had happened to him in their custody, the School is at the very least partly responsible for his demise.

[@amakashah2837]

Obi agbawaam........ God of justice, take over... Sylvester may your soul rest in peace 🙏

[@victoriajessy99]

Obi agbawaaaaaam😭😭😭😭😭

[@carlablaise1741]

I remember boarding school. That's what happens in boarding school.. Senior students who bully junior students. God saved some of us when we where in Boarding school.May His Soul rest in peace

[@giftedchild9490]

Very annoying without adult supervision

[@joyceodusanya8963]

So what caused such an invasion within a short time.Money talks......pity pity.

[@BeautyByNurseStudio]

His parents better go to their village to seek justice.

[@nwannetheodorah909]

Exactly 👌👍

[@BenevolenceBandawe]

Yu are right

[@celineekpene6911]

Exactly. And if the children are innocent may you never be spared. You people are putting your dirty mouths in what you don't really know. I thought by now all those children would have died.... Be very careful

[@saranone2582]

The outcome of this situation will bring harm to the family. I am deeply disturbed by these findings and the verdict. The individuals responsible for assaulting the young boy are now free until they harm another child. God will deliver His justice; He sees everything and knows all. Each person will receive their just reward. To the family of the deceased young boy: my thoughts and prayers are with you. If the judgment was incorrect, observe what unfolds within a year for all those who have deceived. While the parents may have unintentionally played a part in their son's passing, in my view, the bullies and the school also share responsibility for the tragic loss of the child.

[@staicemaunda754]

Dis story is so painful.icant finish watching it.may God judge everyone involved.

[@ininkanta9952]

One of such reasons my children n children’s children may never know this country I grew up in😢

[@Freee479]

I wonder how the parents of those bullies are able to sleep at night… smh! May his young soul rest in peace 🙏

[@wale1974]

Sadly Nigeria is for the privileged....Continue to rest in peace Sylvester.

[@pearlmambinge451]

If the X ray didn't show any injuries, they should have done an MRI scan.

[@roseaduke8835]

Did you not hear the part where it was said that pathologists from all sides, including his family's, came together to conduct a forensic examination of the boy's corpse & presented their conclusive findings as a consensus?

[@busolafunmiojo99]

​@roseaduke8835 Money can do anything in Nigeria my guy.

[@roseaduke8835]

@@busolafunmiojo99 Money can do anything anywhere in the world my guy Must mean that the parents were also bought, since they attested in court to taking those reprehensible courses of action after removing their boy from school? Have you asked yourself this?; If the child was in the same desperate condition as was shown in his last moments on that bed when they picked him up, would they have followed those courses in the 1st place? Wasn't that scenario after they'd already administered the almighty "anointed chewing gum"? It could likely have happened that a wound was inflicted on him by those supposed bullies, or they're (forcefully?) Initiated into something - given the hand signs the boy was flashing in that pic- & cuts were made on his body with an infected instrument, which caused the infection & by the time they discovered the septicaemia, it was too late, hence his deathbed confession? His parents' statements & actions post-judgement should shed some significant light on determining what exactly was/is the truth. Hopefully.

[@symplyemy62]

Obviously,that's what happened.

[@symplyemy62]

​@@busolafunmiojo99 Obviously,that's what happened and it's sad that school has not been shut down indefinitely.

[@marionwilliams3003]

Good afternoon Neze, I really love the way you narrated your stories very well understood. More grace on what you are doing. May God richly bless you more and your family. My own contribution to this matter is money has changed hands. I believe the God we serve whole heartedly will find justice for Sylvester, the wicked will never go unpunished. We all have conscious in this life, if those that are concerned in Sylvester case because of money refuse to say the truth judgement day will reveal the truth. My condolence to Sylvester family.

[@fanimiolubunmi430]

May his innocent gentle soul continue to rest in peace 🙏

[@obetaritachinagorom4331]

Amen

[@iceprincessgoddess]

I am crying helplessly for what good and innocent people go through

[@gloryohia4836]

Neze dalu 4 the info. ❤ more updates nne

[@lydianyagwoka409]

May whoever took this young boys life never know peace. God of vengeance please arise and fight for this young soul that they took prematurely 😢😢

[@Bella-ro7tr]

Amen

[@susuo5096]

Amẹn 🙏

[@jenniferobeng3761]

Amen🙏

[@amarachichinwe5987]

Amen

[@mirandaiya7595]

Amen

[@giftedchild9490]

They forget the guy saud he was given something to drink😢😢😢. This Sylvester case really touched me ...I never forget it.

[@Roza_Victorious]

😭😭😭 this poor child suffered until his last breath. May God deal with whoever is behind his death. All i know is the truth can never be hidden.

[@magretaliagong2701]

Amen

[@adeledandi7757]

😭

[@jenniferobeng3761]

Amen

[@chiomaibeh5402]

I am angrily speechless, Neze.

[@DoubleTeeOye]

I don’t know why I suddenly feel all this emotions towards this case. Neze, you have done your bit by sharing- thank you. There’s a judge greater than all judges, it seems he is slow to react, but when he does, even on lookers will raise prayer request for the wicked. Is that not the same thing going on with Mohbad’s case at the moment. May God console the family🙏

[@Samantha-dx8pi]

We cannot ignore the bullying.

[@omaryland5039]

Thank you barrister Neze I remembered this case while I saw the Abuja school where a girl was slapping the other students. It's so sad that poor Sylvester died, may his SOUL RIP and I dont wish any child go through this at all. I will wait for part two. Negligence from parents is unacceptable but a LOT is yet to be revealed and it might be a MISERY, whatever Sylvester told the dad is that myth or fact???? He is no more to say his side of the story!!!!!

[@jaiyeolaolaribigbe6518]

He mentioned NAMES CLEARLY so it is true that he TOLD his father the facts. The names were listed and sister confirmed that they exist.

[@carollaker]

Thanks for educating us parents

[@kofoajayi3218]

The righteous juďge who cannot be bribed is watching, it is sad that these bullies are allowed to go scotfree and not even repremanded. What a judgement. 😢 Sylvestre rest in peace may the Lord comfort the bereaved. There is no peace for the wicked

[@celineekpene6911]

And the righteous judge that sees everything will bring down serious calamity upon you if those children are innocent. Your children will also be falsely accused as they were. Then you will know. Malu

[@nkemhurunanyaezeh7703]

Very, very sympathetic, may his soul rest in peace.

[@stephaniegeoffrey6310]

Nawa oo.. May JESUS CHRIST protect us oo and our younger ones

[@ifeanyichukwu2310]

The death of Sylvester was so tragic 😢 and such kind death must not repeat itself... Lady Nezavile honestly you are very good in what you are doing

[@jareya]

Extremely tragic and painful death 😢

[@ifeyinwamoronu1038]

Oh my gosh! Just look at what was done to this boy!!!

[@ifeyinwamoronu1038]

This is soooooooooo heartbreaking

[@ifeanyiogwo9880]

I remember this story, but knowing you will do a very thorough job with telling it, my heart couldn't take it so I couldn't finish watching. But thank you Neze for bringing this to light again. May God grant this family peace and justice. Nigeria, which way forward 😭😭

[@ethelasigbetse3485]

This is so sad! The poor boy really suffered! These bullies killed this handsome boy! My condolences to his parents and family 😌😌

[@Glorysworld13]

What money can't do in Nigeria doesn't exist, in justice 😭😭

[@unfilteredvibes]

Did you really watch this lady's presentation ? Having reviewed the entirety of the video referenced, it is clear that there are multifaceted factors contributing to the unfortunate demise of the young boy in question. While allegations of judicial impropriety are serious and warrant scrutiny, it is imperative to ground discussions in the evidentiary realities of the case. The parents' role cannot be understated; their neglect and unwavering faith in the pastor's purported healing abilities undeniably played a significant role in the tragic outcome. The delayed recourse to medical intervention, only pursued when the child's condition had deteriorated perilously, underscores the gravity of their oversight. Were this matter to fall within the purview of my judicial discretion, careful consideration would be given to the culpability of both the pastor and the parents. Their actions, rooted in what appears to be a misguided reliance on faith over practical medical care, warrant examination through the lens of legal accountability. Consequently, in the interest of justice and safeguarding against future instances of similar neglect, the prospect of initiating legal proceedings against the pastor and parents for their roles in the untimely passing of the child would be a pertinent course of action.. If it was in my court I'll order for The pastor and Parents to be Arrested for the cause of this boys demise due to their ignorance

[@nnekairoegbu2360]

"Justice " is for sale to the highest bidder in Nigeria.

[@stellankwor4806]

What money can’t do n Nigeria, more money will do it.

[@unfilteredvibes]

@@nnekairoegbu2360 so all the facts and evidence leading to cause of his death mean nothing to you?🤣 . please learn from this u might save someone's life . Don't take life for granted . if that boys parent didnt make that mistake in avoiding medical attention for the boy he might still be here facing his destiny . Bribery has little or nothing to do with it . That's just the way i see it

[@unfilteredvibes]

@@nnekairoegbu2360 please learn from this u might save someone's life one day . The negligence has alot to play in the death of that poor boy . That's a future pilot they lost due to negligence . The pastor should be arrested

[@antwitheresa09]

I love to listen to you. Very accurate, good command of the oyibo language, no ermm, errmmm😅. And your name Nezeville(very unique) and you're beautiful as well. I come to learn, admire, and listen ❤❤❤✨️✨️✨️✨️✨️👍

[@godsfavourite9379]

May God punish all the culprits in the passing of this young promising boy and all those who covered the truth surrounding this terrible incident.

[@favoriteisaacz5098]

Three years later, i am still wounded by d death of my son, slyvester oromoni

[@ifeomajasmine9070]

So so much for your loss,,😔💔

[@faithugochukwu2683]

I'm short of words, "may Nigeria never happen to me".... Should be a prayer point every day of ones life

[@veemoffat5680]

Nezevile it is such a relief watching your video.....I really wish I can enroll in your youtube program.

[@EnesKitchene]

Wow, I remember this story 😢. Thank you Neze for bringing this back. Hmm this bullying of a thing in Nigerian schools.. another one is currently trending.

[@OyakhiromeOnosenigbuan]

The school should have admitted this boy in a good hospital in lagos immediately they saw the clinical state of the child. Let the parents come for their son in the hospital. That trip to warri was unnecessary. The school focus was to transfer the bulk and not cater for the student. The parents should never have taken that trip. He was too sick to take a 6hours trip. Even the guardian did not act swiftly. The bus death was multifactorial. 1. The school negligence 2. Delay in accessing medical treatment of school, guardian and parents.

[@rosemaryisu7794]

God bless you!

[@aleroalero]

Welcome to Nigeria, corruption from head to bottom, and the parents failed him too. This is very sad 💔😢

[@kofoblue3172]

Unbelievable! Nigeria has happened to this family. 😮😮😮

[@adesinaoluwatoyin2022]

I can only sigh 😮😢 that there is God o..... Only God is the true JUDGE. Nigeria, my country 😢 😢

[@fatimaahmed7249]

Many things that dont make sense in this sad case. Tragic and heart-breaking, Our Nigerian ways of going first to "Miracle Prophets" and " Spiritualists" , INSTEAD of FIRST to a good, well-equipped Hospital, has got to stop.. Too many things went wrong for this little Angel.. May his Soul rest in peace and my heart-felt condolences to his parents.

[@oluwafunmilayoawoyemi2295]

Whatever is hidden to us human beings, is OPEN AND GLARING TO GOD ALMIGHTY🙏 May the poor boy’s soul rest in eternal peace, Amen🙏

[@TantiLou]

Thanks Neze for the update. This time, i'll wait for part 2 to be able to say something. Kasa!!!

[@on__off2923]

the school and the parents of the bullies made this possible, they used their money and connections to turn things around and make it look like negligence on the part of the parents, so sad...what money can do

[@itsmasego7439]

Sylvester story was the reason I started watching Nezeville, it reallly breaks my heart to see how poor child lost his life.

[@jenniferobeng3761]

Through this story that i subscribed to this channel

[@symplyemy62]

​@@jenniferobeng3761 Ma too.

[@ruthabure5127]

Dowen School be ready for God's vengeance.

[@nnekairoegbu2360]

That is ehhhhhh, tufiakwa!!!

[@gratitude3673]

This boy just suffered till he died and then this judgement!😢😢May Jehovah the God of justice give vengeance and comfort the Oromoni’s family

[@angelitawansa2511]

Incredibly heartbreaking incident! 😢 Awaiting the next update 😣

[@iphy234]

I followed up with the Coroner's inquest and was so angry with the way the parents handled the case. I knew it would come to this. If they had gone to hospital earlier and the boy later died, nobody will blame them for negligence. Such a sad story

[@maureenonoriobe9575]

This was and still painful to watch. 😢

[@kevwejacob3669]

Yes I am familiar with dis case, it's a touching one

[@chichinwagod8641]

May Nigeria don’t happen to anyone 😭😭😭 Almighty God , protect us ooooooo🙏 As always, that you barrister Neze👋

[@simplydemii]

My body is chilling watching and listening to you 😢

[@Asianimabong8573]

How does anyone have so many infections happen all at once acutely.

[@ezecletus6465]

God will be the ULTIMATE JUDGE and shall surely reward all accordingly.

[@dupsymakydupsy2347]

Hmmm, May evil not come class to my children in God's mighty name.

[@ucheokoye6744]

Very painful story 😢 I remember this story so sad

[@JulianaNicky]

May his soul rest in paradise 🙏🙏🤲

[@hannahsalami18]

I cried over this case, uncontrollably hmmm😢 continue to Rest In Peace young champ 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@ogagaobruche8243]

Thank you ma.

[@arsenalfcworld8980]

In all these, no one ever mentioned that Sylvester had fever. Fever is a very important symptom and sign of septicemia. If truly He had infection of the muscles or ankle joint, then He should have complained of fever. But till now, there isn't anything to show had fever.

[@IfeanyiAgorua]

I can do anything for you Neze❤❤

[@catherineaudu3824]

That boy really suffered 😢 how can they not take him to the hospital

[@cheta1677]

Very, very and extremely sad indeed.

[@AmandeElizabeth]

😢😢😢😢 It's so painful that Sylvester did not get justice. May his soul rest in peace

[@rachaeledojaiweta]

If the boys were innocent,why were they flown abroad immediately after the incident?God will judge them all.

[@elimukwadada]

Poor boy 😢 it's really sad indeed it's only in Africa that an extremely sick person can be taken from the hospital to a native doctor/ healing church or prayer center 😢 rest in peace 😢

[@prettyeohemaaachiaa1724]

So after this incident went viral on the internet Justice wasn’t served for Sylvester Awwwwww how can they tell us this story whiles some students came out anonymously giving their recounts on those boys

[@symplyemy62]

Shocking!