Chrisland: We Need to Pay Attention to The Songs Our Children Listen to, Mayowa Adenekan

• Mayowa Adenekan aka Mayorspeaks said most of the songs released these days are more about scams and kinds of stuff that are not good for children
• He also chastised Ubi Franklin for blaming the saga on alcohol as he claimed he lives in Dubai and there are measures on such, says something is fishy in his narrative
• The talent manager admonished parents on the need to pay attention to the kind of music their children listen to

Popular talent manager and PR expert, Mayowa Adenekan, has shared his thoughts on the trending Chrisland School saga.

Recall that an unidentified female student has been suspended by Chrisland School, Lagos, for allegedly engaging in an “immoral act.” However, the student’s mother claimed her daughter was taken advantage of by some male students of the school in a room.

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The female student, whose identity was hidden because she is a minor was videotaped while the “immoral act” was ongoing. The video of the incident was later shared on social media and triggered a flurry of comments.

Joining in the fray of the social media comments, Mayowa Adenekan aka Mayorspeaks said parents need to pay attention to the kind of music their children listen to.

His post reads:

He also tackled Ubi Franklin who claimed the unidentified girl was drugged, adding that this made her engage in the ‘immoral act’.

“Dear Ubi, I am a resident of UAE, lived here 6 years, and I can say there is something fishy in the alcohol claim, you can't get access to alcohol anyhow in UAE, lets now talk of minors having such substance in there possession. Also most hotels rooms in UAE has smoke detector”.

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Tonto Dikeh offers N500k to delete explicit video of Chrisland Schoolgirl

Nollywood actress Tonto Dikeh offered to take action against the people who are bent on spreading the video of Chrisland school pupils who are involved in explicit acts.

The actress made it known that she reached out to someone who could take down the immoral video but the person is demanding a huge amount of money.

She further announced her own donation of N500,000 for the person's charge and called on all concerned bodies and parents to work around it.

Source: Legit.ng