The Premiere Academy Lugbe, Abuja, the school at the centre of controversy over the death of its 14-year-old Senior Secondary (SS1) student, Keren Akpagher, has pushed back on allegations of sexual harassment leading to her death.

Acting Principal of the school, Mr Chris Akinsowon, in a statement on Sunday, in Abuja, said the school has zero-tolerance for sexual harassment of any kind, whether verbal or physical, as well as in-campus misconduct.

He was reacting to insistent on the rape of her daughter by Keren’s mother, Mrs Vivian Akpagher, who spoke for the first time, at a news conference on Wednesday last week, narrating how condom and sperm discharge were found in the deceased’s private part before her death.

Acting Principal of the school, Mr Chris Akinsowon, in a statement on Sunday, in Abuja, said the school has zero-tolerance for sexual harassment of any kind, whether verbal or physical, as well as in-campus misconduct.

He was reacting to insistent on the rape of her daughter by Keren’s mother, Mrs Vivian Akpagher, who spoke for the first time, at a news conference on Wednesday last week, narrating how condom and sperm discharge were found in the deceased’s private part before her death.