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300L female student crushed to death by truck after falling off Okada on the way to school in Ogun State


A 300 Level student of the Tai Solarin University of Education, Ijebu Ode, Ogun State was crushed to death by a truck on Wednesday morning.
It was gathered that the deceased, Kofoworola Kuku fell off a commercial motorcycle conveying her to school along the expressway and was instantly crushed to death by an oncoming trailer.

300L female student crushed to death by truck after falling off Okada on the way to school in Ogun State

Friends and colleagues have taken to facebook to mourn the death of the late Health Education student. One Opeyemi wrote:
"It's just been a very sad day for we Napher SD
A very humble,calm, course mate, friend and sister
I just believe that we love you but God loves you most
my dearest Kofoworola Kuku Toheebah
When we are already planning to go for our T.P by Sept
Rest in perfect peace" 

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300L female student crushed to death by truck after falling off Okada on the way to school in Ogun State
300L female student crushed to death by truck after falling off Okada on the way to school in Ogun State
300L female student crushed to death by truck after falling off Okada on the way to school in Ogun State
300L female student crushed to death by truck after falling off Okada on the way to school in Ogun State
300L female student crushed to death by truck after falling off Okada on the way to school in Ogun State
300L female student crushed to death by truck after falling off Okada on the way to school in Ogun State
300L female student crushed to death by truck after falling off Okada on the way to school in Ogun State
300L female student crushed to death by truck after falling off Okada on the way to school in Ogun State
300L female student crushed to death by truck after falling off Okada on the way to school in Ogun State
300L female student crushed to death by truck after falling off Okada on the way to school in Ogun State

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