By Demola Akinyemi
ILORIN -Tragedy has enveloped the University of
Ilorin community as a 200 level student of the
institution, Onikenku Michael Atunde, who was said
to have gone for swimming in the university since
last Saturday was yet to return to the hostel.
As at press time, members of the Kwara state Fire
Service and National Emergency Management
Agency who have also been deployed to search for
the student were yet to make any head way.
Vanguard reliably gathered that the student,
Onikenku Michael Atunde of the department of
Science Education a member of Man O war, was said to have gone missing since Saturday when he
reportedly went for swimming.

Authorities of the university, it was gathered, have
contacted the student’s next of kin.
Spokesperson of the university, Kunle Akogun in a
statement made available to Vanguard on the
development said “a member of the man’o war club
was reported to have been calling for assistance in
the river flowing behind the Parks and Garden Unit
early Saturday.
“Rescue efforts coordinated by the Deputy Vice
Chancellor, Academics, Prof Nike Ijaya was
immediately mounted, search still ongoing. Medical
services have been on since yesterday.”
It is feared that the student might have been
drowned at the university’s dam site.” It stated.

Source: www.vanguardngr.com/2015/11/200-level-unilorin-student-drowns/

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Lalasticlala

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dat dam is sumhw

front page nw

Ehya!! I pray they find him

chai!!!

Booked

dam site ke? I don't think that is possible.... swimming in the unilorin dam? pretty weird...

Imagine if this was some news about a nigerian celebrity,thing would have been on front page since,well it's a common nigerian

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Lalsticlala
Fynestboi
Obinoscopy

For God sake how can u be swimming near dat Unilorin dam
Well RIP

Rip to him with that said its important students prioritize when they are in school.

Oga seun na,du d needful

Wait o do they swim in that dam? @koppa

treasuremabel:
Wait o do they swim in that dam? @koppa

am not too sure about that,it's too big,I think there's a not so big river beside it