Sad news: University student commits suicide over school fees

A 400-level student of Taraba State University was reported to have committed suicide in Janligo.

The victim, Friday Samson was said to have taken his own life by ingesting poison after a family disagreement.

The incident was confirmed by the state Police Public Relations Officer, PPRO, Joseph Kwaji, saying the police are investigating the matter.

Premium Times reports:

He said Samson, a student of Mathematics, allegedly died after taking a substance.

Kwaji said a suicide note was found in the pocket of the deceased in which he alleged that his sister had refused to pay his school registration fees.

According to the note, the PPRO said, Samson, 32, took the poison to express his grievances over the alleged refusal to pay the school fees.

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