Protest rocks UNILAG over first-class student’s electrocution
Oluchi Anekwe, a 300-Level first-class student of the Department of Accounting, was returning from an evening mass with her younger sister at about 7pm on Tuesday when a high-tension wire fell on her.
It was gathered that Anekwe had entered
the New Halls through the Eni Njoku Hostel side to buy an item. She was
said to be walking out of the hostel when the wire fell on her.
Anekwe was reportedly rushed to the medical centre, where she was said to have died a few minutes later.
It was gathered that angry students, who
heard of the lady’s death on Wednesday took to the university’s gates
around 8am, shut the gates in the school, calling on the Vice-Chancellor
to address them.
“While the medical personnel were requesting her Identity Card, she
died. Her younger sister stood there helpless,” Johnson added.
Meanwhile, friends and relatives of the deceased have flooded her Facebook account, Oluchi Anekwe, to react to her death.
One of them, Ojidoh Lucious, said,
“Nigeria is a nation where nothing is done to standard. A university
does not have running water and a steady supply of electricity. The
management just killed an innocent lady due to its poor standard.
Oluchi, you will be missed.
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