Modupe Ayandare, who is a student at the Adekunle Ajasin College, Akungba Akoko (AAUA), was found dead on Monday after going to a church vigil.
The Students’ Union Government (SUG) reported the passing of Ayandare, a understudy within the Division of Agronomy.
“We express our significant pain and disappointment with the misfortune of our understudy, Modupe Ayandare of the Division of Agronomy.
“Reports demonstrate that she supposedly committed suicide early this morning, around 4:
00 am, after returning from a church vigil. The occurrence happened close the church she gone to, around Spotless Estate.
“The specialists have been informed, and endeavors are underway to completely explore the matter. Equity will be served, and a comprehensive examination will be conducted,” expressed Emmanuel Olaogbebikan, the Open Relations Officer (Master) of the SUG.
He too offered for anybody with significant data approximately the occurrence to come forward.
The Nigerian Affiliation of Rural Understudies (NAAS), AAUA Chapter, moreover communicated profound distress over the misfortune. Confidence Igba, the Professional of the office, emphasized the noteworthy affect of Ayandare’s passing on the division and empowered individuals to back each other and look for offer assistance in the event that required.
“Amid this troublesome time, we encourage everybody to back one another. The mental well-being of our individuals is fundamental, and we empower anybody battling to look for offer assistance.
“Our faculty offers counseling administrations, and we are here to bolster you in any way conceivable. It would be ideal if you connect me in expanding our most profound condolences to Comrade Modupe’s family, companions, and colleagues.
“Let us honor her memory by cultivating a compassionate and strong environment for all,” Igba said.
Victor Akinpelumi, the Open Relations Officer of the institution, affirmed the occurrence and communicated sensitivity for Ayandare’s family. He said that the college would discharge an official articulation almost the passing afterward.
