OOU Suspends Lectures For Two Days After Student’s Death In Accident

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Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye, Ogun State, has suspended lectures and other academic activities for two days following the death of a 200-level student in a road accident.

 

The university announced the suspension in a statement issued on Tuesday by its Deputy Registrar, Corporate Affairs Division, Wale Balogun, on behalf of the management.

 

The deceased, whose name was not disclosed, was a student in the Department of Business Administration.

 

The management described the incident as a painful loss, saying the suspension was a mark of respect and solidarity with the bereaved family and the university community.

 

It also appealed to students to remain calm, avoid speculation and refrain from circulating unverified reports or graphic images of the incident on social media.

 

The university expressed condolences to the family and reaffirmed its commitment to the safety and welfare of students across its campuses.

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