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Babcock University denies student death rumour after hall incident
Learn the true condition of the hospitalized student and read the official management statement on the incident.

Babcock University in Ilishan Remo, Ogun State, has rejected rumours that a student died after an incident in a residential hall. The university said the student is alive and responding positively to treatment at the Babcock University Teaching Hospital.
The statement, signed by Associate Vice President of Communication, Media and Branding Johnson Akintayo, noted that the student's roommates acted quickly, securing medical attention and preventing a worse outcome. Both the injured student and one of his rescuers sustained injuries and were taken to the hospital, and the rescuer has since been discharged while the student remains under supervision.
University officials confirmed that the student's parents have been contacted and are on campus to support him. An investigation has been launched to determine the causes of the incident, with findings intended to guide measures to prevent a recurrence.
Babcock University urged the public and media to refrain from spreading unverified reports while the inquiry proceeds. The management praised the courage of the roommates and thanked parents, alumni and the public for their concern, reaffirming its commitment to the well being of its community.
Source: Nigerian Tribune.
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