Crimes

Wigwe University Registrar dies in Abuja hospital

The Registrar of Wigwe University in the Isiokpo area of Rivers State, Ulonna Inyama, has died at a hospital in Abuja, the nation’s capital.

It was gathered that Inyama’s death resulted from complications following fibroid surgery and an erroneous blood transfusion.

The Wigwe University Registrar, who was initially admitted to a hospital in Abuja for fibroid treatment, was said to have received the wrong blood type, leading to a fatal reaction.

“She died of loss of blood due to fibroid complications under mysterious circumstances. We were told that a wrong blood transfusion led to her death. When her condition worsened due to complications, she was referred to another hospital, where she passed on,” a family source told Vanguard on Monday, July 29, 2024.

Wigwe University charges N12m tuition fees, N3.7m accommodation

The family has however called for an investigation into the circumstances surrounding Inyama’s death to ensure accountability and prevent future occurrences.

The Registrar’s demise comes months after the death of Wigwe University’s founder, Herbert Wigwe, who died in a helicopter crash in California, the United States, alongside his wife and son.

The Star

Segun Ojo

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