Tragedy has struck Kwara State University (KWASU) following the heartbreaking death of a final-year student who was allegedly denied access to the examination hall for not having his I.D card.
According to reports, the student hurriedly left campus to rush home and retrieve the missing identification, desperate not to miss a crucial exam that could affect his graduation. Sadly, fate had other plans. He reportedly lost his life in the process, turning what should have been a normal exam day into a devastating tragedy.
The shocking incident has sparked outrage, grief, and deep reflection among students and the wider public:
- Many questioned the rigidity of school policies in moments that demand compassion.
- Others mourned a young life cut short just steps away from completing his academic journey.
As tributes pour in, the incident has reignited conversations about student welfare, institutional flexibility, and the tragic consequences of seemingly small decisions.
One thing is painfully clear: an exam can be retaken—but a life lost can never be replaced.
