ABSU Student Union Writes Governor Otti Over Death Of 200L Student

Students of the Abia State University Uturu has appealed to the Executive Governor of Abia State Dr Alex Otti to establish a functional Hospital or Health Centre within the University Community in Uturu, Isiukwuato Local Government Area of Abia State.

The Students in a Statement jointly endorsed by the Vice President of the Student Union Government of the Abia State University Comrade Onyebuchi Purity. C and the Speaker of the Student Representative Council(SRC)Rt Hon Chukwukere Edward said the Students are now helpless and tired over the incessant loss of lives along the Uturu-Ebonyi Road which is majorly used by the Students of the Abia State University(ABSU)

“Yesterday, we lost a 200 level mass communication student of the University Late Miss Chiamaka Alozie on a ghastly accident at uturu road. This is not the first of its kind, and on this note, we beseach Government interventions”

“We do not have adequate health facilities and hospitals to attend instantaneously to accident victims, and we can’t continue loosing students, yesterday was ALOZIE EMMANUELLA CHIAMAKA who will it be the next?. We humbly plead that you use your good office to provide health facilities for the students of Abia state University”

“The Uturu Road needs speed bumps to regulate the over speeding of drivers which will at same time reduce the chances of head on collision and accidents on that road”

“We the students of Abia State University which happens to be the only University of our State ABIA have suffered the consequences of staying in darkness for a couple of years, which results to robbery and so many ugly activities. Your excellency sir. We’ll be rightly honored if you will use your good office to provide Electricity to the University and its environs” the Vice President of the SUG stated in her Plea to the Governor.

The Student Representatives Council pleaded with the Governor to Dualize the Uturu-Ebonyi to avert future accidents that may claim more lives of the Students of the Abia State University.