The management of Osun State University (UNIOSUN) has disclosed that its Ofatedo College of Law has been shut over the death of a 400-level student of Criminology and Security Studies, Miss Grace Osunlakin.

The Public Relations Officer of the school, Ademola Adesoji, in a statement issued on Thursday, did not mention what led to her death, but stated that the circumstances of he death led to shutting the campus.

He described the student’s death as a deeply painful one to the school and commiserated with the family of the student who reportedly died on Wednesday, June 24, 2026.

According to the statement, the decision to close the campus indefinitely was taken after careful consideration of the circumstances surrounding the incident, to allow emotions to settle among students and create room for a comprehensive assessment of healthcare facilities, medical personnel, and water supply systems within the Ifetedo Campus.

The measure forms part of broader efforts to address longstanding challenges associated with the campus and to ensure the safety, welfare, and well-being of all students and staff.

“We reassure members of the public that we remains committed to conducting a thorough review of the situation and implementing necessary measures to prevent a recurrence.

“May Almighty God grant the family of the deceased, the students, and the entire University community the strength to bear this irreparable loss,” the statement added.

The university urged all students, parents, and stakeholders to remain calm and cooperative as efforts are intensified to resolve the issues and restore normalcy. (Vanguard, but headline reworked)