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University Of Cross River Students Link 3 Deaths To Calabar Hospital’s Conditions

Onuado Cynthia by Onuado Cynthia
4 months ago
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Some students of the University of Cross River, have blamed the recent death of three students to poor facilities at the General Hospital in Calabar.

 

The students made the blame during a protest in Calabar on Monday.

 

A bus in which the students traveled had a head-on collision with a truck along the Calabar-Itu highway on Friday.

 

The driver and three students of the university died due to injuries sustained in the accident.

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The students who went for a football game at the University of Uyo, Akwa Ibom, were returning to Calabar when the incident occurred.

 

During the protest, the students carried placards with inscriptions that blamed poor facilities at the hospital for the deaths.

 

The protest took a violent turn when the students attacked personnel and hospital facilities.

 

They were however dispersed while taking the protest to the governor’s office following the arrival of policemen.

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Onuado Cynthia

Onuado Cynthia

Cynthia Onuado is a journalist at Leadership Newspaper & TV with 10 years of experience in journalism reporting on politics, Foreign policies, social development, gender, and human interest stories across print and broadcast platforms. She is also a member of the Nigerian Institute Of Public Relations (NIPR). Cynthia’s work reflects hands-on newsroom experience and editorial diligence. She is committed to ethical, people-centred journalism that amplifies underrepresented voice. She can be reached at [email protected] or on X at @alwayscynthia0.

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