A clinical report on the survivor of the supposed sexual maltreatment at Deeper Life High School, Uyo, has not expressed if the 11-year-old kid has been explicitly attacked or not.
The kid, a JSS1 understudy of the school, was released from clinic on Tuesday in the wake of going through ten days.
The casualty's dad, Iniobong Archibong, who got the clinical report from the emergency clinic on Monday, said he would just unveil the substance after conference with his legal advisor.
A source, who has seen the clinical report, disclosed to PREMIUM TIMES, Wednesday, the report didn't make reference to if the kid was explicitly manhandled.
"The report is shallow, it just expressed that the kid has tried negative to HIV, and that he was pale and starved when he was brought to the emergency clinic, and furthermore that he has been treated for jungle fever," the source said.
The kid was analyzed and treated at St. Athanasius Hospital, a private clinical office in Uyo.
"In actual assessment, you need to watch which zone was attacked and this one they are thinking about the butt, which that report has demonstrated that there was no injury seen," Emmanuel Akpanobong, the clinical chief, St. Athanasius Hospital, revealed to PREMIUM TIMES, Wednesday morning, when inquired as to why the report didn't state unmistakably if the kid was explicitly manhandled or not.
Mr Akpanobong, a clinical specialist, said tests were done to find out if the kid had any contamination. Outside of that, he said the specialists were not "entertainer" to check what befell the kid while he was at the residence. "We depend on the actual discoveries which is the thing that we announced there," he added.
"Truth be told, if a young lady is attacked, particularly a virgin, you need to search for the proof of late issues, you search for the harm to the hymen which, even as a rule, if an assault or whatever had occurred and the individual has had shower, has done typical things from that point, the proof perhaps clouded.
"(It is) something very similar here. Truth be told, one would have expected that if the attack was done that very day and possibly there is proof of pollution – spreading with semen what not. However, these were not accessible at the hour of seeing the kid," Mr Akpanobong said.
The casualty's folks are probably going to counsel different doctors for a "careful" clinical assessment on their child, PREMIUM TIMES learnt.
Claims
The casualty's mom, Deborah Okezie, said some senior understudies of the Deeper Life High School explicitly manhandled her child when the school specialists changed him from his quarters to another residence loaded up with senior understudies.
"They will eliminate his fighter and drive their legs and hands into his butt," Mrs Okezie said in a video which has circulated around the web on Facebook and Twitter.
"Take a gander at a kid I shipped off school, he returned with a messed up rear-end," she added.
Mrs Okezie said her child was habitually starved and pummeled by the senior understudies.
The Deeper Life High School is possessed by a Pentecostal church, The Deeper Christian Life Ministry.
The school moved on Twitter on Monday, with a few Nigerians approaching William Kumuyi, a minister and author of The Deeper Christian Life Ministry, to guarantee that the casualty gets equity.
"We will jump at the chance to express that Deeper Life High School remains on the guiding principle of respectability and uprightness and won't endeavor to conceal any shameless demonstration under any appearance," Thelma Malaka, the school's schooling secretary, who talked through a video transferred on Twitter, Tuesday, said of the sexual maltreatment claim.
"We have courageous trust in our God to determine the issue with the end goal that toward the end reality will eventually win," she said.
The school suspended the head of its Uyo grounds and dispatched an examination concerning the charge.
Yet, the school said on Tuesday that it is hanging tight for an arrival of the report of the Akwa Ibom State government's examination concerning the issue.
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