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Babangida Ahmed, a final-year student of the Department of Library and Information Science of Bayero University Kano (BUK), is dead.

It was learnt that Ahmed, died in the early hours of Friday, in the school’s hostel.

This was disclosed in a statement issued by the university spokesperson, Lamara Garba, adding that late Ahmed collapsed in his hostel while preparing to go to mosque for the early morning prayer.

The deceased hailed from Misau Local Government area of Bauchi State.

‘’Already, the University Management had contacted his parents about the incident and would be taken to his home town for burial according to Islamic rites,’’ the statement reads in part.

“According to one of his colleagues, the late Babangida went out of the room around 4:30 am where he suddenly slumped and was not breathing with no sign of life even before rushing to the University Clinic on the Campus.

‘’He was said to have been brought in dead (BID) to the University Clinic.

“Prior to his death, the deceased has been visiting Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital (AKTH) where he had been seeing a doctor on certain undisclosed ailment.”

On behalf of the university management, the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Sagir Adamu Abbas, has condoled with the family and friends of the deceased.

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