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Plateau: Protesting student falls off vehicle, dies

Ibrahim Ahmadu by Ibrahim Ahmadu
April 14, 2021
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A 100 Level student of Plateau State University (PLASU), Bokkos, who reportedly fell off a vehicle during students protest, has died of injuries.

The deceased, Isreal Emmanuel, the class Rep of the Mathematics Department of the university, died on Monday evening from the head injuries sustained when he fell off the car.

The Vice Chancellor of the institution, Prof. Yohana Izam, confirmed Emmanuel’s death  on Wednesday.

The vice chancellor however described the death of the student as “very sad” and “unfortunate”.

“To us as an institution, Emmanuel’s death is shocking and a great loss to us considering the cause of his death.

“We have been cautioning the students against demonstration and protests, which are not jamborees, yet they keep doing it.

“Our pain and regret is that the Monday protest has robbed us of a precious soul and forced us into mourning,” Izam lamented.

Also speaking, the SUG President, Mr Luepai Ezekiel, confirmed the death of Emmanuel and expressed sadness over the sudden death.

“Emmanuel fell off from one of the vehicles during our protest against insecurity in the institution and landed with his head on the tarred road.

“We rushed him to Bokkos Cottage Hospital but unfortunately, he couldn’t make it as he died later in the evening of Monday,” Ezekiel explained.

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