UNIZIK Reacts to Tragic Death of 100-Level Law Student – Launches Full Investigation; The management of Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka (UNIZIK) has expressed deep sorrow over the tragic and distressing death of Miss Isabella Ajana, a 100-level student of the Faculty of Law. The University acknowledges the incident with utmost seriousness and has initiated a comprehensive investigation into the circumstances surrounding her untimely demise.
Investigation Underway
The University has confirmed that it is already taking decisive steps to uncover the full facts of the situation. A dedicated investigation is ongoing, with the management emphasizing its commitment to transparency and accountability throughout the process.
A particular focus of the investigation is the Elmada Hostel, a privately owned and operated facility located within the university’s vicinity, where concerns regarding management, security, and student welfare have now come under scrutiny.
University’s Position and Assurances
The Vice-Chancellor and management team have assured the entire university community, as well as the general public, that:
- The safety and well-being of students remain the University’s top priority.
- No effort will be spared in getting to the root of the incident.
- Timely and accurate updates will be provided as the investigation progresses.
Call for Calm and Cooperation
In light of the anxiety and concern this incident has caused, the University is urging students, staff, and the public to remain calm and refrain from any actions that may disrupt the peace on campus.
UNIZIK remains committed to maintaining a peaceful and secure academic environment and strengthening cordial relations among all stakeholders.
Official Statement:
“We understand the anxiety and uncertainty this has caused, and our primary concern is the safety and well-being of our students. The university is leaving no stone unturned to address this situation thoroughly and justly.”
The management appreciates the cooperation and understanding of the public during this difficult time and asks for continued support as the University works toward a thorough resolution.
