300L EBSU Student Dies In A Car Crash While Being Chased By Police
By Joyce Onuora, Abakaliki
A 300-level student of Ebonyi State University (EBSU), identified as Ayogu Evans, has died in a ghastly car crash.
The student from the department of Sociology was allegedly being chased by the police when he had the accident on Saturday afternoon, December 2, in Abakaliki.
Information has it that he was driving alone when the tragic accident occurred. He was subsequently rushed to the hospital where he passed on a few hours later.
Meanwhile, Ebonyi State Police Command has confirmed the death of a 300-level student of Ebonyi State University, who got involved in car accident
According to PPRO SP Onome Onovwakpoyeya in a press release, noted that On 2/12/2023 at about 12 pm, police operatives on snap stop and search around Nkaliki road sighted a vehicle that was approaching their checkpoint but suddenly reversed and sped off.
PPRO also stated that the actions of the driver raised the suspicion of the police operatives which made them pursue the vehicle, the driver did not stop till he was involved in an accident along Oriuzor road.
She expressed that, when the accident occured the Traffic officers were alerted and with the effort of good citizens, the victim Ayogu Evans a student of Ebonyi State University was conveyed to the hospital where he unfortunately gave up the ghost.
“Circumstances surrounding his death which is still shrouded with controversies, made some students of Ebonyi State University conceive the idea of a protest against police actions”
The Commissioner of police, Ebonyi State Command, CP Augustina Ogbodo, psc immediately addressed the student leaders and assured them that their concerns would be thoroughly investigated and anyone found culpable will be sanctioned accordingly.
The commissioner of police is using this medium to encourage the citizens to support the police while they carry out their mandate and to report any unprofessional conduct of police officers on duty to the police authority while assuring the public that disciplinary actions will be taken against any erring police officer.
