Yabatech final year best student dies!

This is yet another sad story of a student's death due to the school's medical centre's carefree and unprofessional attitude!

Full story yet to be gotten however, it was gathered that Darzan Charity Oluwa bukola, an HND 2 OTM Bilingual final year Yabatech student was ill and rushed to the school's medical centre for immediate attention. Instead of giving the girl treatments first, she was asked to bring #35,000 (Thirty five thousand naira).
The girl was said to have been abandoned by the medical staff and left died at 4am today without any medical attention given to her by the nurses.

The students on hearing the sad story, took to the street and decided to set the medical centre on fire!
The school gate is presently locked and unsafe as the mourning and angry students resorted to vandalising school properties especially around the medical centre.

Darzan was said to have been an overall best student before her demise.

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