Students at Osun State University’s Ifetedo campus took to the streets after a final-year student passed away.
Students gathered to voice concerns over non-working hostels and a clinic without medical staff on duty.
They say they pay fees yet receive little support when health issues arise.
First, the group highlighted how the facilities fall short of promises.
Then they called for immediate fixes to water supply, equipment, and personnel availability.
Meanwhile, university officials expressed sadness over the loss of Miss Grace Osunlakin and decided to close the College of Law campus for now.
This step allows time for review of the situation and improvements.
As a result, classes pause while leaders assess next actions.
In addition, student groups push for better conditions to protect everyone on site.
Finally, the events show ongoing challenges at public institutions where resources matter most during tough moments.
