Madonna University denies bullying claims in student’s death
The management of Madonna University Nigeria has rejected allegations linking the death of student William Fubara to bullying or violence on campus. The university described the social media claims as false and damaging to its reputation. According to the institution, Fubara died at home during the Easter break, not on university grounds. The university has extended condolences to the family and reaffirmed its commitment to student welfare.
What happened
- Madonna University Nigeria stated that neither William Fubara nor any other student was subjected to physical assault or abuse on campus.
- The university clarified that Fubara's death occurred at his home during the Easter break, not within the university premises.
- Some individuals behind the spread of the online narratives have admitted responsibility and sought forgiveness from the university.
- The institution warned against spreading unverified and sensational claims, emphasizing the need for restraint and accuracy.
- A three-man delegation has been set up by the university to represent it at Fubara's burial in Port Harcourt, Rivers State.
