A teacher, Emeka Joshua, alleged to have flogged a 19-month-old child, Adaeze Obinna, to death, has been granted bail, The Nation has learnt.
He was said to have been granted bail alongside his mother, the proprietress of Arise and Shine Nursery and Primary School, Camp 74, Asaba, Delta State.
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The Nation also learnt that the school, which was closed by the state government, was being renovated in preparation for reopening.
A post by one Harrison Gwamnishu, a human rights activist, on his Facebook page, said the suspects had been released on bail.
But police spokesman Edafe Bright debunked the claim.
“That case was charged to court. So what release are you talking about?” he queried.
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