BUK Graduate Dies in Auto Crash a Week Before Induction Ceremony
According to Tahee, Olajide was en route to Kano State for the induction ceremony when the crash happened. Tahee expressed deep sorrow and praised Olajide as a kind-hearted individual, praying for his peaceful repose.
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Abdurrazaq Olajide, a recent graduate from the Department of Physiotherapy at Bayero University Kano (BUK), has tragically died in an auto accident. The incident occurred on Tuesday, just one week before his scheduled induction into the physiotherapy profession.
Fakhruddeen Auwal Tahee, the former president of the National Association of Physiotherapy Students at BUK, announced the news on Facebook. According to Tahee, Olajide was en route to Kano State for the induction ceremony when the crash happened. Tahee expressed deep sorrow and praised Olajide as a kind-hearted individual, praying for his peaceful repose.
In related news, women in Akoko Southwest Local Government Area of Ondo State staged a dramatic half-naked protest against ongoing attacks by suspected herdsmen. The demonstration, prompted by the recent killing of a local farmer, Sunday Ayeni, aimed to draw attention to the violence, including kidnappings, rapes, and destruction of crops, affecting their community.
