Final year Imo State University student shot dead by unknown man on her 23rd birthday

A 400 level Banking and Finance student of the Imo State University, Owerri, was reportedly shot dead by an unknown gunman on Wednesday, March 21, her 23rd birthday.

Confirming the incident, Victor Adiele, President of Banking and Finance students association (NABAFS), said the news came as a great shock to the department.

Final year Imo State University student shot dead by unknown man on her 23rd birthday (photos)

Read below and see more tributes by friends and family members:

"It's a black Thursday for entire students of banking and finance*

With tears of agony, bitterness, the entire students of *NABAFS* mourn the death of their beloved colleague, course mate, friend, sister *Ibeh Kelechi Assumpta* *(Kay cee)* , a 400 level student, soon to be graduate by August, who was shot dead yesterday *21st March* by unknown..

Yesterday happens to be her 23rd birthday celebration.
So unfortunate she weren't able to celebrate her day to d end.

*NABAFS* most especially the *400 level students* are bitterly wounded, depressed, melancholy, of d exit of their colleague, friend , seat mate, exam partner, etc..
The memory of our just concluded first semester exams still lingers in my mind as if it were yesterday..

In the book of *Ecclesiastes chapter 3.verse 1-8* made us to understand that to everything under d surface of earth there is time, a time to live, a time to die, a time to love, a time to hate.
We can't question God Almighty, all we ask of You Lord, *accept and may her soul rest in the blossom of our Lord Jesus Christ Amen*
Our *FATHER* who art in heaven, guide and protect the entire students of *NABAFS* , we pray there shall be *no more death* , the labors of our parents shall not be in vain, our life's will not be terminated here in *IMSU* ....all these we ask through *JESUS CHRIST OUR LORD AMEN* .

With tears of melancholy in our eyes, we wish our own *Kay Cee* a farewell. We will surely miss you, and your deeds will forever remain in our heart.

*Adieu Ibeh Kelechi Assumpta* ..
*RIP Kay cee*

On behalf of the entire students of *NABAFS*.
*Comr.Adiele Victor* .
*VC*
*PRESIDENT OF THE ASSOCIATION*

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