EBSU SUG Reveals Truth About Evans Demise, Gives One-Week Ultimatum
A 300-level student of the Sociology department at Ebonyi State University (EBSU), AYOGU EBUBE EVANS, lost his life in a ghastly car crash on the afternoon of Saturday, December 2, in Abakaliki in the process of being chase by the police. This has sparked an outrage in the Ebonyi State Univerity community and Abakiliki at large. EBSU SUG has come up with some revelation and drastic moves on the matter.
Mary Nwaeze 
In a somber turn of events that has gripped Ebonyi State University (EBSU) with sorrow, the campus community is reeling from the tragic loss of Ayogu Evans, a 300-level student, who met his untimely demise in a car accident on December 2, 2023. The incident, alleged to have occurred during a police chase, has not only sent shockwaves through the university but has also ignited a fervent call for justice and an end to police brutality.
Responding promptly to the distressing news, Comrade Oshim Tobias Nkwegu, the Student Union Government (SUG) President, assumed a leadership role to address the concerns of the grieving student body. President Nkwegu, visibly moved by the tragedy, initiated a comprehensive response, conducting a thorough examination of the accident site to shed light on the circumstances leading to Evans' fatal accident.
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Recognizing the gravity of the situation and the broader issue at hand, President Nkwegu rallied the student community by organizing a peaceful demonstration. This demonstration served as a powerful expression of solidarity against what students perceive as a recurrent problem of police brutality within Ebonyi State. Signs, banners, and impassioned voices filled the air as students united to demand justice for Ayogu Evans and to advocate for an end to the alleged excesses of law enforcement.
The SUG President's proactive approach extended beyond the campus boundaries. Seeking to engage with the authorities, President Nkwegu facilitated meetings with key stakeholders, including the Ebonyi State Commissioner of Police, Mrs. Ogodo Augustina. The objective of these discussions was twofold: to seek justice for Evans and to address the pervasive issue of police brutality within the state.
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The SUG President, during these dialogues, emphasized that Evans' death was not only a singular tragedy but a symptom of a broader concern regarding police misconduct. President Nkwegu cited instances of alleged abuse and highlighted the need for systemic reforms within law enforcement agencies.
Simultaneously, the SUG President raised crucial questions, setting a one-week deadline for substantial progress in the investigation and advocating for the security and protection of witnesses willing to testify against the accused police officers.
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In a show of solidarity and collaboration, various influential figures, including the Special Adviser to the Governor, Hon Nwafor Joshua, and Former NANS Zonal Coordinator, Comr. Olisa Nwuruku Alfred, have joined forces to ensure a thorough investigation and the pursuit of justice.
As the EBSU community grapples with grief, the resolute commitment of the SUG President and the student body to seek justice for Ayogu Evans and address the broader issue of police brutality remains unwavering. The organized response aims not only to commemorate the life of a fellow student but to effect positive change in the face of tragedy. The unfolding events mark a pivotal moment for the EBSU community as they unite in their call for justice and a safer future for all students.
