Two TASUED Students Die After Taking Sniper

A female student of Tai Solarin University of Education(TASUED) Ijagun in Ogun State and her male colleague has died after they accidentally took a substance suspected to be a sniper at a private hostel in Ijagun town on Sunday, August 1.

The lady, a 200 level student of the Library and Information Science department, TASUED, had gone to the male student’s room. However, when she did not return to her room, her friends became anxious and decided to check on her at the male’s hostel. It was learned on getting to the male hostel and entered the room, the worried roommate saw them lifeless.

They were taken to the University’s health center where the doctor on duty confirmed the female student dead on arrival. The corpse of the lady was deposited at the state–owned hospital, Ijebu – Ode while the unconscious male student was taken to the Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital(OOUTH), Sagamu.

There are reports that the parents of the male student took to him to an emergency ward of the Babcock University Teaching Hospital, Ilisan, Ogun State. An unofficial source told the publication that the boy had passed on on Monday morning.

Confirming the incident, the Public Relations Officer of the TASUED, Odubela Ayotunde,

“We are just trying to do some cross–checking. So, it is the lady that is the one that died in the male’s hostel in the night.  We learned that the guy by the time the neighbors raised the alarm, they picked the two of them, the guy was in an unconscious state but the lady was already dead.

They rushed both to the University health center and then to general hospital Ijebu – Ode where the corpse of the lady was deposited while the guy was rushed to OOUTH but it was learned that his father expressed the right to take his son to the Babcock University hospital and he was obliged.

So, the male student is still on admission at the hospital. The incident didn’t take place at the TASUED’s hostel. It happened in a private hostel in Ijagun town, the neighboring host community.

We commiserate with the family of the deceased while we await the report of what transpired.”