The shocking murder of a student at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology has taken a darker turn after investigators disclosed a chilling statement allegedly made by the main suspect. According to family accounts, the suspect declared, “If she can’t be for me, she can’t be for anybody,” in reference to the victim — a line that has sent shockwaves through the university community and beyond.
The victim, a female student whose life was tragically cut short on February 27, 2025, was killed in an incident that has sparked national outrage and intense scrutiny of campus safety. Her grieving mother, Rejoice Amakie Yabani, shared the suspect’s alleged words as part of a heartbreaking account of the events leading up to the killing, painting a grim picture of jealousy and possessiveness that may have motivated the crime.
Police investigations are ongoing as authorities piece together the timeline and motive behind the murder. The suspect’s reported statement — suggesting a lethal ultimatum over the victim’s loyalties — has intensified public demand for justice and renewed calls for stronger protection for students.
The case continues to dominate headlines as the university, law enforcement, and civil society grapple with the tragedy and its implications for campus security and youth relationships. Families and friends of the victim are awaiting further developments as the legal process unfolds.
