Mr Oromoni claims the school did not reach out to his family during their child’s ordeal.
The government announced in a letter to the school that all academic activities, including online classes and examinations are to be shut down.
The school described the 12-year-old, who died after he was reportedly tortured to death by fellow students, as “a beacon of light for the school.”
The APC vowed that it will retain power in 2023, maintaining that the new development will not be a distraction.
The Delta government has called for a thorough probe of circumstances surrounding the death of its indigene and Dowen College student, Sylvester Oromoni.
Mr Sanwo-Olu’s administration had ordered the indefinite closure of the school following the death of a 12-year-old student, Sylvester Oromoni Junior.
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The father said the school management were wrong to have allowed the five culprits to leave the school without informing the police.
“We have advised that our students stay home tomorrow Friday 3rd and Monday 6th,” said the email seen on Twitter.
