₦airaland Forum

A 400-level female student of the University of Abuja, Murjanatu Zubairu, who was declared missing by her family has been found dead. 

 

An uncle of the student, Alhaji Zubairu Jibrin Yewuti, who is also a former vice chairman of Kwali Area Council of the FCT, reported the student missing to Daily Trust on Sunday morning, April 28, 2024.

 

According to him, the student of the Department of Arts Education, who resided with her parents at Piwoyi, left home on Friday morning, April 26 for her school, but could not be reached since then as her phone was switched off.

 

 

"It was her parents who called me to find out if Murjanatu came to my place, as efforts to reach her on the phone remained futile since she left home at Piwoyi on her way to school. I told them she didn’t come to my house. I also tried to reach her phone too but it was switched off,” he said.

 

Sadly, another family member, Usman Garba Fodio, who confirmed the latest development in a Facebook post on Monday, April 29, said she was found dead. 

 

Details of her death are still sketchy at the time of filing this report but it was gathered that she was involved in a motor accident after leaving school on Friday.

suckmedownthere:
What some of these girls do in university just to be envied would scare parents sending their children to school....girls likes being trendy

The family of a 400-level student of the University of Abuja, Murjanatu Zubairu, who was declared missing has confirmed her death.



LIB reported that Zubairu, a student of the Department of Arts Education in the university's Faculty of Education, left home for school on Friday, April 26, 2024, and never returned home.




An uncle to the deceased student, who is also a former Vice Chairman of Kwali Area Council, Alhaji Zubairu Jibrin Yewuti, confirmed the defea aeath of the missing student while speaking with Daily Trust on Monday night, April 29.



He said the family of the missing student called to inform him that after a series of intensive enquiries to ascertain the whereabouts of the missing student, it was later discovered that she died in a ghastly motor accident on Friday evening along Lugbe – Airport Road, Abuja.




According to him, the corpse of the missing student was discovered at the University of Abuja Teaching Hospital’s morgue in Gwagwalada during the family’s visit to the hospital mortuary.




“The family of Murja called me in the afternoon and they confirmed that she died in an accident that occurred along the Lugbe – Airport Road last Friday. They visited the mortuary at the University of Abuja, Teaching Hospital, where her corpse was found,” he said.



Yewuti said the family of the deceased student had engaged the services of some security agents from Kaduna State to track her location before the discovery of her corpse at the mortuary.



He said all arrangements had been concluded by the family of the deceased student to retrieve the corpse from the morgue today for burial.



The Lugbe Unit Commander of the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Commander Sunday Ajokotola, while speaking with our reporter through telephone on Monday, confirmed that ten people were involved in a ghastly motor accident, in which four including a female were burnt to death along Lugbe -Airport Road last Friday




He said the lone accident, which involved a Toyota Sharon bus, happened around 8:34 pm near Dunamis Church along the Airport Road. He added that the bus, which was on high speed suddenly went up in flames and killed four persons including a female on the spot.



"Before our rescue team arrived at the scene, six people among the ten inside the bus that sustained burns were rescued by the Airforce personnel who were treated in their hospital. Our men arrived the scene and evacuated the four others including a female that got burnt beyond recognition to the University of Abuja Teaching Hospital’s morgue in Gwagwalada on that same Friday night,” he added.



Graphic videos and photos posted by commuters show the burning vehicle and charred remains of the victims.