Missing nursing student found dead in shallow grave with eyes removed

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Missing nursing student found dead in shallow grave with eyes removed
Late Atanda Modupe Deborah

Missing nursing student found dead in shallow grave with eyes removed

A student of the Federal University of Oye Ekiti (FUOYE), Atanda Modupe Deborah, has been found dead in a shallow grave with her eyes plucked out.

Deborah, a student from the Faculty of Basic Medical Science was declared missing on 4th September, 2023 after she went out to read but never returned.

Reacting to the tragic incident, the management of FUOYE ordered all students to vacate the campuses.

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According to reports, Deborah was last seen in front of the pharmacy twin hall of FUOYE on September 4th, 2023. An anonymous eyewitness revealed that she had gone out to study but was later found in a grave with severe head injuries and her eyes allegedly plucked out.

Missing nursing student found dead in shallow grave with eyes removed

A memo sent to all students about the security measures reads, “It is pertinent to promptly inform the entire university community that immediate steps have been taken in this regard, as all National Security Personnel have been drafted to handle the situation. As a matter of fact, several arrests have been made of suspects.

Missing nursing student found dead in shallow grave with eyes removed

“To this end, all students (Stream A and any other full-time student still on any of the university’s campuses) are hereby directed to vacate the premises with immediate effect to ensure a proper, holistic and unimpeded thorough investigation, please.

“It is worthy of note that armed security personnel have been quickly deployed for patrol, surveillance and other security measures.

“Be rest assured that all steps would be taken by the university to fish out any, and all culpable persons; and they shall face the full and unmitigated consequences of their action (s).

“A new resumption date for all students would be conveyed accordingly. We sincerely regret any inconveniences these may have caused. Thank you.”

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