A Nigerian mother, identified as Ella, has called for justice after the tragic death of her two-year-old daughter at a school in Lagos.

Ella took to X (formerly Twitter) on Thursday to share her heartbreaking experience, revealing that her daughter had left for school on Wednesday but never returned alive.

She wrote, “Dear Lagos State Government, Our 2-year-old daughter went to school yesterday and did not return alive. How can a school have a pool on its premises without proper supervision? They initially claimed she drowned in the pool, but we’ve uncovered that she actually died from electrocution. They then placed her in the pool to make it seem like drowning.”

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Ella accused the school of withholding information about the incident, stating, “They are now telling other parents that the school is closed for maintenance instead of telling the truth. If no action is taken to shut down this school, other parents could face the same heartbreak.”

Expressing concern over the school’s safety measures, she questioned, “The pool has barricades; how could a 2-year-old possibly climb them? Please help us get justice for our baby. She celebrated her second birthday in November, left for school on January 15, 2024, and never returned alive.”

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