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Female Student Allegedly Hacked to Death at Federal Polytechnic, Offa
A shocking incident unfolded at the Federal Polytechnic, Offa, located in Kwara State, where a Higher National Diploma student was allegedly hacked to death by unidentified individuals. The victim, identified as Toyin Bamidele, was a student in the Food Technology Department and resided in a rented apartment outside the campus.
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The tragic murder, which occurred on Thursday, has been confirmed by the institution’s acting head of the Public Relations Unit, Mrs. Folake Oyinloye, in an interview with PUNCH Online. Expressing deep concern, Oyinloye stated that the management of the polytechnic has initiated an investigation into the incident in collaboration with law enforcement agencies.
“The management strongly condemns this inhumane act, as it is an unprecedented occurrence within our polytechnic community,” said Oyinloye.
While the motive behind the murder remains unknown, the polytechnic’s management is actively working with security agencies to uncover the identity of those responsible. The urgency to apprehend the culprits cannot be overstated, and the appropriate authorities are leaving no stone unturned in their efforts to bring them to justice.
The loss of Toyin Bamidele has deeply affected the entire management and staff of the Federal Polytechnic, Offa. The institution’s management offers heartfelt condolences to her grieving family, friends, and the Food Technology Department, recognizing the profound loss they have suffered.
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In the wake of this tragedy, the polytechnic urges anyone with any useful information about the incident to come forward and report to the relevant security agencies. Cooperation from the community is vital in ensuring swift justice for Toyin Bamidele and her grieving loved ones.
As the polytechnic mourns the loss of one of its students, they pray for Toyin Bamidele’s soul to rest in eternal peace and for her family to find the strength to bear this heartbreaking loss.
Despite attempts to contact the police, the State Commissioner of Police, Mr. Victor Olaiya, was unavailable for comment at the time of filing this report.
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