Tragic! Cow attack reportedly kills Kogi student few days after final exams.
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Heart-wrenching report of a recent university graduate meeting a tragic end after a cow’s attack has sent shockwaves reverberating through the realms of social media.
In a profoundly somber twist of fate, the Kogi State final year student had reportedly garnered significant attention in recent times due to his jubilant sign-out celebration with his father, which came on the heels of his triumphant completion of final year exams.
A Tear-jerking and deeply distressing news that no parent ever wishes for has emerged.
It tells the tragic tale of Felix, a graduate of Kogi State University, Anyigba who tragically lost his life under mysterious circumstances shortly after sharing his recent academic achievements on social media.
A soul-crushing tragedy unfolded when reports began circulating this morning, alleging that he fell victim to a cow’s attack, resulting in his untimely demise.
According to the reports, Felix, along with his friends on a motorcycle, was confronted by cows a few days ago, leading to a grave accident. Despite valiant efforts to save his life following the cow-related incident, all attempts proved in vain, and he tragically passed away just a few hours ago.
A blog captioned:
“TRAGIC: Cow Attacks, K!lls KSU Student Who Signed Out Last Week
Recall that Ebira4Real had shared the post of a guy known as Felix who prostrated to salute his motorcyclist father (Okada) in appreciation for sending him to school after writing his last papers last week.
Report reaching us this morning that he had been att@cked and K!lled by a cow.
According to reports, the Felix was attacked alongside his friends on a bike by cow(s) few days ago which led to an accident and all attempts to keep him alive after the incident of the attack proved futile as he finally gave up the ghost few hours ago.
May his soul rest in peace. ”
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