’Nigerian law school Yola campus student who commits suicide didn’t have 75% attendance’
A student of the Nigerian law school, Yola campus Ayomiposi Ojajuni who reportedly commits suicide has failed to secure 75 percent attendance, a major qualifying criteria, sources in the campus told FACTCHECKNEWS.
SaharaReporters had earlier today broke the sad news following the decision of the school authorities to bar Ojajunu from writing the Bar Final Exam.
Sources at the campus told our reporter that before, names of those who qualified for the exams are usually pasted two weeks to the exams, a situation that allows students who could not make the 75 percent mark based on genuine health grounds to regularize their the situation.
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But lately, the school adopted a fresh criteria of placing the names at the eleventh hour to the examinations leaving no room for such regularization.
On seeing that he did not qualify for the examinations, the student reportedly consumed a substance believed to be a rat poison resulting in serious illness and death.
Reports indicated that the student was rushed to Modibbo Adama University Teaching Hospital were he gave up the ghost.
