Yola Law School Student Who Committed Su!cide Failed Class Attendance Requirement – Sources Reveal

New details have emerged regarding Ayomiposi Ojajuni, a Nigerian Law School student at the Yola Campus who d!ed on Sunday morning.

Ayomiposi, who was on Saturday, December 6, stopped from beginning his final bar examination, had promptly responded by taking a poisonous substance that caused his de@th.

The school authorities were said to have barred him from the examination because he failed to respond to queries issued to him.

A fresh perspective that emerged Sunday evening indicated that a subjects of the said queries would be that he was off the mark in respect of class attendance.

Specifically, the deceased did not have the required minimum of 75 percent attendance, according to a source who spoke in confidence.

The source said attendance is a major qualifying condition.
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‎Another source close to happenings around the deceased, elaborated that when names of those who qualified for the examination were released and Ayomiposi saw that he did not qualify for it, he consumed a substance believed to be rat poison.

He was taken to the Modibbo Adama University Teaching Hospital Yola where he d!ed Sunday morning.