A wave of grief has swept through the Federal College of Education (FCE), Okene, Kogi State, following the shocking discovery of the body of 20-year-old student Suleiman Rahma Onono.
The 200-level student was reported missing two Saturdays ago, and despite efforts by family, friends, and security operatives to locate her, her whereabouts remained a mystery until the grim discovery.
According to sources, Onono’s body was discovered with parts missing, causing shockwaves throughout the campus community. The news has left students, faculty, and the larger community reeling, with many struggling to cope with the tragedy.
Onono, a dedicated and committed student, was known for her passion and enthusiasm for her studies. Her disappearance had sparked fear and concern among her peers, who had joined forces with family members to search for her.
“The college management is deeply saddened by this tragic incident,” said a spokesperson for FCE Okene.
“We assure students and staff that we are doing everything possible to support the bereaved family and ensure such an incident doesn’t recur. Our priority is the safety and security of our students, and we are working closely with security agencies to investigate this incident.”
The incident has sparked an outpouring of emotions on social media, with many calling for justice for Onono and her family.
“This is a tragic reminder of the dangers that lark our communities,” tweeted @NigeriaStudent. “We demand justice for Rahma and action from authorities to ensure student safety.”
Security agencies have launched a full-scale investigation into the circumstances surrounding Onono’s disappearance and death. The incident has reignited concerns about security in the area, with calls for heightened measures to protect students.
“We will leave no stone unturned to ensure justice is served,” said a senior security officer involved in the investigation. “We urge anyone with information to come forward and assist us in our inquiry.”
As the college community mourns, tributes and condolences continue to pour in for the deceased student. The tragic incident has left the FCE Okene community shaken, with many calling for increased security measures on campus.
The college management has reassured students and staff of its commitment to improving safety and security on campus as investigations continue.
“We will do everything in our power to ensure our students are safe, we will review our security protocols and work with authorities to prevent such incidents in future.” said the spokesperson.
The news has sparked an outpouring of support for the Onono family, with many calling for prayers and solidarity for the bereaved family.
