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Shock, grief and confusion have reportedly enveloped the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN), community following reports that seven newly graduated Pharmacy students died during a celebration organised to mark the completion of their academic programmes.
The tragic incident was said to have occurred on Wednesday night at Hilltop, an off-campus residential neighbourhood in Nsukka, Enugu State, where the graduates had gathered for a sign-out party.
The gathering was reportedly organised to celebrate the students’ successful completion of their Pharmacy degrees, with some of them earlier sharing photographs and videos of their celebrations on social media.
However, what was expected to be a memorable occasion reportedly turned tragic after claims emerged that seven of the graduates lost their lives during the indoor gathering.
An eyewitness, who requested anonymity, described the development as a devastating incident, saying the reported deaths had thrown the Nsukka community into mourning.
According to the eyewitness, the students were attending a house party organised to celebrate their graduation when the unfortunate incident occurred.
Videos subsequently circulated on social media, purportedly showing the lifeless bodies of some of the alleged victims lying inside a spacious room.
However, the authenticity and full circumstances surrounding the incident have yet to be independently established.
Meanwhile, an unconfirmed account from another student of the university, who also spoke anonymously, alleged that medical examinations indicated an overdose of hard drugs in the system of one of the survivors.
The claim has not been officially verified, and there is no confirmed evidence establishing drug consumption as the cause of the reported deaths.
As of Thursday, the identities of those reportedly affected had not been officially released, while details of what transpired at the gathering remained unclear.
The development has generated concern within the university community, with students and residents awaiting an official explanation from the relevant authorities.
However, neither the management of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, nor the Enugu State Police Command had issued an official statement confirming the reported deaths as of the time of filing this report.
The circumstances surrounding the incident, including the actual number of casualties and the possible cause of the reported deaths, remain subjects requiring clarification from the authorities.
Further details are expected as more information emerges from the university management and security agencies.
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