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A 200 level student of the Federal University of Technology Akure, FUTA Ondo state, Deborah Olajide has been killed by a hit and run driver on her way from vigil. The deceased who was a first class student of the department of Food Science Technology FST was said to have been knocked down by the driver of a vehicle. Her lifeless body was discovered early in the morning around AKAD area, Akure metropolis along the Express-way by her colleague who live off campus. Report had it that the deceased who left the vigil for her residence was knocked down by the driver who was coming on a top speed and in an attempt to avoid the speed breakers in front of the institution rammed into the deceased. It could not be confirmed if she was the only one that left the vigil before daybreak. Her corpse has been deposited at the Mortuary of the state Specialist hospital in Akure. Consequently, the students blocked the expressway to show their grievances.

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