Alumnia Oyiga Michael Criticizes UNN Officials Over Handling of Recent Murder Cases
Oyiga Michael has expressed frustration over the perceived lack of adequate response and action from the UNN authorities and the Students' Union Government (SUG) President.
Zita Ezechi 
Oyiga Michael, a prominent analyst and alumni, has voiced serious concerns regarding the response of University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) officials to the recent murder cases that have rocked the campus community.
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Michael's criticism follows several distressing incidents involving students:
- A 100-Level student who went missing after attending a chemistry practical was found dead in front of the boys' hostel.
- A 300-Level student was tragically thrown from the top of a hotel building.
- A 500-Level student was abducted while leaving his class to pick up a waybill.
In light of these events, Oyiga Michael has expressed frustration over the perceived lack of adequate response and action from the UNN authorities and the Students' Union Government (SUG) President.
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Michael's comments revealed a broader concern among students about the effectiveness of the university's response to the safety crises. He criticized the current focus on damage control rather than substantive actions to address security concerns and enhance campus safety.
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"Person pikin die instead of am to come out and find ways to talk to authorities in beefing up school security or chasing the old ones and bringing new guys, e dey here dey do damage control," Michael added.
