A devastating report emerges of a female student dying from hunger-related causes. Read the full story and learn more about this tragic incident.”
A university student has gained significant attention online following a post that purportedly disclosed her tragic death in her bed due to starvation.
The message, circulated on X (formerly Twitter), was authored by an individual who claimed to be familiar with the circumstances surrounding the incident.
In sharing the heartbreaking news, the user indicated that the student, whose image was attached, succumbed to hunger while in her bed.
The user remarked, “This university student passed away in her bed from starvation. Numerous others are at risk. Hunger, malnutrition, meal deprivation, abdominal ulcers, and even fatalities are prevalent. 95% of @Makerere students are unable to afford meals. We are confronting a silent humanitarian crisis at @kyambogou, @Makerere, and various other universities in Uganda.”
The post has elicited widespread alarm, prompting many individuals to voice their concerns and share similar experiences in the comments section.
Reacting to the post….
@RiseUpAcholi: “Death of these children needs to be investigated. Hunger cannot kill a university student with a parent or guardian. Even those on government scholarship have got homes where they come from. We must understand what’s killing these children without blaming hunger.”
@SuunaKing_James: “Unfortunately you spend most of your time fighting homosexuals when serious people are busy fighting to have a govt that works for everyone. May her soul rest in peace.”
@mugabekash: “They have food, but they’re too lazy to cook. We parents send them food, but they can’t cook for themselves. They want to order from KFC every day; that’s their problem.”
@SamuelOker: “When you ear bodaboda men say you can chew a university gal just for a kikomando what comes in your minds and what could be the driving factor hunger and the authority are silent about it yet they know.”
@KasimagwaI980: “Hunger is happening at campus in uganda most especially government sponsored students. This government doesn’t take it as an emergency because they feel that these students support opposition.”
