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Chrisland Sex Video: What Happened in That Dubai Room Was Prearranged Sex By Experts, Not Rape
By Eric Elezuo
It is stale recounting that a certain video of minors or underage students of Chrisland School, Victoria Island, having sex in a room in Dubai while on a educational tour, is trending and garnering attention from all and sundry. It is also of no use rebuilding the feedbacks cascading from the unholy union.
However, for the benefit of the many, who have not been privileged to eyesore of a video, it would be imperative to state here that the setting is a room and after lights out as the school authority posited. The characters include a lone 10/11 year old girl completely naked. Two young boys (one in yellow shirt and the other completely naked) whose ages are yet to be made public and a voice from behind the camera. who ostensibly was filming the entire act. There was yet another boy in black top when the girl reversed her sex style.
Act One, Scene One, which obviously summarised the 29 seconds drama entered the young girl, whose name is still kept away for now, fully clad in her birthday cloths, sitting and riding the other equally naked boy, who lay flat on his back. The girl was moving up and down the boy, and twisting her innocent waist at regular interval. The boy’s hands moves in quick rhythm up the girl’s chest, obviously fumbling her breast. The girl does not appear to be under pressure. None of them seem to be in a hurry. None of the onlookers felt like something unusual was taking place. They appeared to be in a regular exercise. The girl performed the proverbial cowgirl, and completed with the reverse cowgirl
Act One Scene Two – the mother of the girl after about three weeks, raised alarm, reporting that her daughter was raped in faraway Dubai, and the school authorities hid it from her and treated the family wrongly. She alleged that the school conducted secret pregnancy test on her daughter without her consent among other things. The school followed up with a suspension letter to the girl in question for immoral act.
Act Two Scene One – The Lagos State government in conjunction with relevant ministries and agencies, shut down all Chrisland Schools in Lagos pending investigation by the Police, who has since taken over the case.
Act Three Scene One – Nigerians finally watch the video, and disappointment at the girl, the parents and the school became the other of the day. Almost everyone admitted that what happened in that room in Dubai was not rape as the mother of the child, and Ubi Franklin posited. Responses show that the girl in question, even at just 10 years, has gone farer than most adults will dream. She owns and personally manage a social media account filled with seductive and sensual dances
“Now I agree Chrisland School sex video is not rape. The girl did it willingly She was even happy doing it and not ashamed. Definitely she had been doing it a long time ago, she was already an expert. Clear case of bad parenting. Her mother is a failure, likewise the father. It’s disgusting mehn!!! A facebook user wrote.
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“Now this is the height of it for modern parenting, what is a 10-year-old girl doing on social media to the extent of having a Likee account of her own which, of course, she is handling by herself.
)1. That girl has been morally irresponsible for some time.
2. All the boys in the room must have witnessed that activity several times and probably may have had their turns with her.
3. It’s highly irresponsible for an academic institution to take such vulnerable students on an expedition without proper monitoring.
4. I’m not sure I would allow my girl child to embark on an excursion without first drilling her and know that exact type of accommodation made available for the male and female.
5. It’s possible the girl has been exposed to stuff on the social media and greatly influenced by her peers. This is where good parenting comes in. I will always get my wife to have candid discussions with my daughter as soon as she becomes influenced by what happens around her and the society in general.
6. Inasmuch as we try hard, this society is evil and we ultimately ask God to help us with these children. It’s not easy for the school, the parents and the children.”
“It is obvious that children of these days have gone haywire, and as a result should be well marked, especially when they are in teachers custody.
“What I saw in that video are students who performed with impunity, without any form of worry or fear that an elder or their teacher could walk in. It goes to show the kind of school background they were coming from (where anything goes). The relaxed atmosphere is a clear indication that they have no regards for their teachers, and that can only mean that their teachers have compromised in more ways than one (I stand to be corrected).
“While looking into this matter, I think both the immediate and remote causes should be considered.
“One thing is sure however; Chrisland schools, the young lads and of course our dear Ebony Zara😀 need thorough rehabilitation”
This is yet another reaction – “I don’t see how this Chrisland case can be treated without full exposure with the girl’s full ID already out there. It seems all involved are minors and from the gravity of the case, a full exposure of the parents may be necessary.
“The failure of the school to chaperone those kids is a landmark failure in its role as their sole guide and protector in a land far away. The extent is complete, going by what happened. The school should receive a major sanction.
Some will at first be sympathetic with the girl, but a lot will depend on if it can be established that she was unwilling. But I think it can be fairly well accommodated that she was outnumbered and intimidated. Those boys should bear a lot of blame indeed.
“The parents of the boys along with the failure of the school to look after these children in Dubai is the root cause of this horror. The burden of the society right now is to salvage the future of these children while upholding the standards of justice.”
Most reactions have also called out the mother of the girl, saying that her outburst was a little premature. They maintained that she should have found time to watch the video, before concluding that her daughter was hijacked and raped, and going public. Her public outburst created the uproar that followed the trend.
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“10 year old chrisland school students had concensual sex, recorded it and share online, The mother of the girl is crying RAPE but the video online reveal contrary as the video clearly show a girl who is vast in knowledge of sexual activities.
“Angel Gabriel please come and blow the Trumpet, enough is enough.”
And this: “I’ve seen it o. This one looks more like an arranged act as the other boys were watching and the girl knew quite well that they were watching her. Also I don’t agree that an induced sex play could be this clear, the girl looks very experienced in that field. Obviously, it wasn’t her first time. At 11 years old, you need to be very wise and experienced to feel relaxed in the act. Even my 28 year old side chic makes sure every window and doors are securely locked before the “do: starts, lol….No rape involved here, abeg,” another respondent added as a matter of fact.
This followed however…
“I do not really agree it’s rape. May be she is also under influence of substance. Failure of the school and parenting too.”
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Your Presidential Ambition Dead on Arrival, Presidency Mocks Atiku As PDP Stalwarts Defect to APC
The Presidency has delivered a jab at former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, declaring his 2027 presidential ambition and coalition-building efforts “dead on arrival” following the defection of Delta State Governor Sheriff Oborevwori and other top PDP figures to the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC).
In separate posts on X, Presidential aides Bayo Onanuga and Tunde Rahman mocked Atiku’s attempts to rally opposition forces, saying recent developments show his coalition is crumbling before it even takes off.
Onanuga, Special Adviser to the President on Information and Strategy, wrote: “Atiku’s political future looks bleak. The coalition that he, El-Rufai, Babachir, and new member Baba-Ahmed are cobbling together has disintegrated. Potential allies, including former running mate Ifeanyi Okowa and defunct CPC members, are giving his leprous group a wide berth. Atiku is a loser again.”
Tunde Rahman, Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity, posted earlier in the day: “Things are really getting perilous and the future looks so bleak for former Vice President Atiku Abubakar’s coalition. After the PDP governors washed their hands clean of any such coalition plan, the defunct CPC wing he is also counting on has proffered support for President Tinubu.
Today (Wednesday), he got his biggest shocker ever. His 2023 election running mate, former Delta State governor Ifeanyi Okowa, and Okowa’s successor, Governor Sheriff Oborevwori, dumped the sinking PDP ship and hopped aboard the APC plane, and by inference, crossed over to the PBAT side.
Indeed, the counting of PDP governors crossing over to APC has begun. Isn’t Atiku’s coalition dead on arrival?”
The coordinated remarks followed a major political realignment in Delta State, where the governor, his predecessor, former Governor Ifeanyi Okowa, and the entire PDP state structure defected to the APC – an event seen as a significant blow to Atiku, who has been working to form a broad opposition alliance against President Bola Tinubu ahead of the 2027 elections.
Okowa was Atiku’s running mate in the 2023 presidential election under the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
Atiku has yet to respond to the defection or the presidential aides’ comments, though acting national chairman Iliya Damagum earlier described the Delta exit as “unfortunate,” while insisting that the party remains focused and resilient.
The Lagos State Government has disclosed that a staggering 31,596 public school students failed the 2024 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE), raising alarm across its education sector.
The figures, unveiled by the Lagos Commissioner for Basic and Secondary Education, Jamiu Tolani Alli-Balogun, during a ministerial press briefing on Thursday in Alausa, Ikeja, showed that 54.3% of the 58,188 students from public schools who sat for the exams failed.
The commissioner said the pass rate was 45.7%.
The failure rate comes despite the government’s significant financial backing — a whopping N1.577 billion was paid on behalf of the students to cover WAEC fees.
“Suffice to say that the sum of N1,577,794,000 (One Billion, Five Hundred and Seventy-Seven Million, Seven Hundred and Ninety-Four Thousand Naira) only was paid by the State Government as examination fees for 58,188 students who were captured for year 2024 WASSCE,” Alli-Balogun announced.
In a bid to tighten accountability and avoid wastage, the Commissioner disclosed that biometric and image registration was carried out to accurately determine eligible students for government sponsorship for the 2025 WASSCE.
“The exercise successfully captured and registered 56,134 students as bona-fide beneficiaries of the Lagos State Government’s sponsorship for the examination,” he added.
However, the Lagos State Government rolled out a bold educational intervention – the Eko Learners’ Support Programme for WASSCE and NECO Candidates – aimed at reversing the tide of academic failure in the state’s public schools.
Launched on January 14, 2025, the initiative is part of a broader commitment by the Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education to equip Lagos students with tools for success.
“This forward-thinking initiative was designed to support and empower young scholars in attestation of the Ministry’s commitment at advancing interest and management of the educational system in Lagos State,” Alli-Balogun stated.
He said with a vision to broadcast 320 lessons across 10 key subjects, including English, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Economics, Government, History, Literature-in-English, and Yoruba, the programme aims to bring world-class tutoring directly into students’ homes.
Thw commissioner said each 30-minute episode would air on Lagos Television (LTV) and be archived across major platforms like YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, and X (formerly Twitter), creating a digital learning library accessible to every student.
“It is a supportive eco-system that fosters academic achievement, creativity, critical thinking… every student deserves the opportunity to attain their full potential, regardless of their background or socio-economic status,” the Commissioner declared passionately.
Alli-Balogun urged students, especially those in boarding schools, to seize this opportunity.
“It is on this note that I urge and encourage students’, more importantly, students in our boarding schools, to take full advantage of this initiative, as education is a lifelong journey,” he said.
Former Governor of Delta State, Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) presidential running mate in the 2023 election, Senator Ifeanyi Okowa, has dumped the PDP for the All Progressives Congress (APC).
Okowa confirmed the news of his defection to ARISE NEWS on Wednesday following the announcement of the current governor of Delta State, Sheriff Oborevwori, who also defected from the PDP to the APC on Wednesday.
The development was disclosed by Senator James Manager after a six-hour meeting at Government House, Asaba.
“All PDP members in the state, including the governor, former Governor Okowa, the Speaker, the state party chairman, all the local government chairmen and others, have agreed to move to the APC,” Manager stated. “We cannot continue to be in a sinking boat.”
Delta State Commissioner for Information, Mr Aniagwu Charles, officially confirmed the sweeping political shift, attributing the decision to the need for renewed direction and enhanced governance in the state.
“There is a need for us to adjust our drinking patterns. And in adjusting that drinking pattern, we needed to make a decision that would further help to cement the development in our state,” he said.
Aniagwu added that the move aimed to sustain progress in law, security, and welfare, likening the PDP to a “palm wine whose taste has changed,” necessitating a change in “drinking party”.
He further indicated that the defection was unanimously agreed upon by key PDP leaders and stakeholders in the state, with a formal public declaration expected on Monday.
“By the grace of God, on Monday next week, we will be able to make a very big statement confirming that we are moving into the APC,” he said.
The mass defection represents a dramatic realignment in Delta State’s political landscape and could significantly alter party dynamics in the broader South-South region, historically a PDP stronghold.
Okowa will be received on Monday by Vice President Kashim Shettima alongside Governor Oborevwori.
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