A student of Covenant University, Tunmise, has died after he suddenly had breathing problems while playing football on campus.

The incident happened during a normal game, and he collapsed on the field. Despite efforts to save him, he did not survive. His death has left many students and staff in shock and sadness.

According to reports, Tunmise was rushed to the university clinic after he started struggling to breathe. Students who were with him said the clinic did not have oxygen or a nebulizer ready when he arrived. They believe the lack of these basic medical items made the situation worse and may have contributed to his death.

The news has caused serious anger among the students. Many of them have come out to protest and demand better medical facilities on campus. They say the university clinic should always have essential equipment like oxygen and nebulizers to handle emergencies. The students feel the school did not do enough to save their colleague.

This is not the first time students have complained about the medical services at the university. The latest incident has brought the issue back into focus. Parents and guardians are now worried about the safety and health support available for their children while they study there.

The university management has not yet released an official statement on the matter. Students are calling for a full investigation into what happened and want immediate improvements to the clinic.

They hope the school will listen and make changes so that no other student faces the same problem in the future.

Tunmise’s death has left a deep pain in the Covenant University community. Many are mourning the loss of a young life while also pushing for better healthcare on campus. The incident serves as a reminder of how important quick and proper medical care can be in saving lives.