EBSU VC Reveals Favour Ugwuka’s Death Not Linked to Academic Performance
EBSU VC Prof. Chigozie Ogbu reveals that academic struggles were not the cause of Favour Ugwuka's tragic death, shifting investigation focus.
Mary Nwaeze 
Ebonyi State University (EBSU) has released a shocking update in the investigation into the tragic death of Favour Ugwuka, a student who allegedly committed suicide. The Vice-Chancellor Prof. Chigozie Ogbu has revealed findings that dispel the initial belief that academic pressures were to blame.
According to certified academic records, Favour Ugwuka faced significant challenges during her time at EBSU:
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1. Favour never achieved a CGPA of 2.0 or higher in any semester.
2. She did not pass all her courses in any semester.
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3. Even after an additional year of study, she still had three outstanding courses to complete.
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These findings highlight Favour's ongoing academic struggles but suggest that these issues were not the direct cause of her tragic decision.
This new information shifts the focus of the investigation, raising questions about what other factors may have contributed to Favour's death. The university is now looking into alternative causes and is working with mental health professionals to prevent future tragedies.
Stay updated with myschoolnews.ng as this story develops and EBSU takes steps to support its students and uncover the full truth behind Favour Ugwuka's heartbreaking story.
