Omg

so Sad. May God console her Family members and friends.

This is so sad... All efforts and dreams abt to come true gone just like that

West

vizkiz:
It is no news that about 90% of the houses in Ado Ekiti are old with bad structures. Especially those God forsaken houses around Odo-Ado, Fajuyi, omisanjana and some other terrible places.


The first time I visited Akungba I was shocked to why a sane parent will send her kids to a school with such distasteful environment. I can't even let me dog live around that area (Though there are some new places with standards)

Your parent sent you to Harvard abi?

Didirin

vizkiz:
It is no news that about 90% of the houses in Ado Ekiti are old with bad structures. Especially those God forsaken houses around Odo-Ado, Fajuyi, omisanjana and some other terrible places.


The first time I visited Akungba I was shocked to why a sane parent will send her kids to a school with such distasteful environment. I can't even let me dog live around that area (Though there are some new places with standards)

At your age with this senseless post?

post=82971957:


Damn it!
This is so sad.
What a terrible way to die!
[b]After all the years in nursery, primary, secondary and 3 years in the university and just some few months to be a graduate, he was swept off by flood![/b
]
We can only imagine the colossal pain of his parents.
Just so sad.

May this never be anyone's portion in Jesus name.

amen

ophilly:
Ayam not understanding o. She is a student of AAUA which is in Akungba, Ondo State. The flood happened in Ado-Ekiti, Ekiti State. Ondo State commissioner visited the scene in Ekiti. Lectures have been put on hold at AAUA because of an occurrence in Ekiti State....

When you won't listen when they were teaching you comprehension in secondary school..

so sad,rip

jesus what is this country turning too with all this yeye polithiefchian ?

Although there is a destined time for every human being to die, if not so, I would have said some death are avoidable. The girl was inside with her boyfriend when the wall of their building collapsed due to heavy downpour. She has escaped according to her housemate when I visited the scene but hurriedly went back to her affected room to take her credentials before the flood overpowered her to an unknown destination. May her gently soul rest in peace. What a painful loss to the family. May God continue to protect us oo

Pictures of the flooding in Akungba-akoko

datopaper:
When will NIGERIA works?

Gbagaun

[quote author=24kmagic post=82972067][/quote]Am still as confused as u are till now.

maynation:


Look at this attention seeking low life. Where are you even from?

And what has Ado Ekiti got to do with this?

Ado Ekiti has everything to do with this.I don't think you have read the write up carefully.Else, u would have noticed that OP said the 11hrs rain that swept away the student happen in Ado Ekiti.You should have blamed the op for the mix up n not the person u r quoting.

It also rained in Ado-ekiti

Fayemi and Akeredolu should stop politics for now and concentrate on governance.
If you see d state of road in Irun Akoko, Ikare Akoko ,Akoko Generally. Even Akure d state capital, i wonder what d Governor is doing.
Mugbagba to Federal Poly is d worst road in Ado Ekiti.Yet no alternate road and d richest man in Ekiti state ply d road everyday to his school.
Any small rain in Ajilosun area, you need canoe to be able to pass d main road. The punmo cutter that constructed d road didnt include wide drainages and bridges but did it for cheap popularity.

RIP

vizkiz:
It is no news that about 90% of the houses in Ado Ekiti are old with bad structures. Especially those God forsaken houses around Odo-Ado, Fajuyi, omisanjana and some other terrible places.


The first time I visited Akungba I was shocked to why a sane parent will send her kids to a school with such distasteful environment. I can't even let me dog live around that area (Though there are some new places with standards)

Illiterate ....Is Ado Ekiti the capital of Ondo State?

Pacesetter123:
Ado Ekiti has everything to do with this.I don't think you have read the write up carefully.Else, u would have noticed that OP said the 11hrs rain that swept away the student happen in Ado Ekiti.You should have blamed the op for the mix up n not the person u r quoting.

Olodo

According to reports, the deceased student simply identified as Doyin, who was also an indigene of Ekiti State, was dragged away to an unknown destination by the heavy flood from a canal very close to her residence in Akungba town.

From a better and reliable source:
https://punchng.com/flood-sweeps-away-aaua-final-year-student/

Mrcomedimatic:
The recent heavy rainfall in Ondo State has claimed the life of a final year student of Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba, in Akoko Southwest Local Government Area of the state.

Also, many residents of Ado Ekiti, the state capital, have been thrown into utter misery and confusion as the downpour that lasted about 11 hours wreaked havoc on different parts of the metropolis.

According to reports, the deceased student simply identified as Doyin, who was also an indigene of Ekiti State, was dragged away to an unknown destination by the heavy flood from a canal very close to her residence in Akungba town.

The downpour in Ado-Ekiti, which began around 2:45pm on Monday and lasted until 12:15pm on Tuesday, rendered many homeless and destroyed valuables worth several millions of naira. Some of the affected areas were Ajilosun, Adebayo, Odo Aremu, Ureje, Eminrin, Old Garage, Irona, Atikankan, Olorunsogo, Olorunda and Basiri, among other parts of the metropolis.

The landlord of the missing student in Ondo, Elemukona Ademola, who narrowly escaped the raging flood, said: “I have to climb cocoa tree, when many people thought I had been carried away by the flood.” The landlord said he had made many efforts to curtail the erosion from the canal.

At the scene of the incident, the Ondo State Commissioner for Agriculture, who is also an indigene of the town, Otunba Gboyega Adefarati, paid a sympathy visit to the area. He warned his kinsmen against building houses very close to the canal. Adefarati equally cautioned those in the habit of blocking the drainages with refuse to desist from such act, as this practice always leads to flooding.

Already, the AAUA authorities have suspended lectures and tests earlier scheduled for the week over the incident. A statement signed by the Institution’s Acting Registrar, Opeolu Akinfemiwa, however, said all students should resume today.

According to him, “The University is leaving no stone unturned in the quest to find the missing student. Divers and other volunteers have been sought to search the path of the river in a bid to find the missing under graduate.”


https://thenationonlineng.net/flood-sweeps-away-final-year-varsity-student-in-ondo/amp/

So sad�

Raphsays:
I hope they find him in peace and not in pieces

She was leaving at the back of my Villa.
Reports had it that she has been found dead In Supare Akoko, a town close to Akungba-Akoko.

shes all those slay mamas that would be forming when they see small water on the road.

JiBhaller:


She was leaving at the back of my Villa.
Reports had it that she has been found dead In Supare Akoko, a town close to Akungba-Akoko.

Thanks for the update.

So sad�

Nkan bee( something dey happen)

madgoat:
shes all those slay mamas that would be forming when they see small water on the road.

Stop saying what you don't know.
She was in her room when part of the building collapsed.