In a tragic turn of events, a young student of Kwara State College of Health Technology, Mojisola Awesu, was found dead after being hired to act as a girlfriend at a party. Mojisola, just 21 years old, had been contracted by her friend to pose as the girlfriend of a private university student in exchange for N15,000.

The shocking incident took place in Ilorin, the capital of Kwara State. Mojisola’s lifeless body was discovered at a refuse dump in the Aleniboro area of the city, sending waves of fear and sorrow throughout the community.

The arrangement, which seemed like a harmless way to make quick money, ended in devastating loss. The news has left many questioning the safety of such deals and the risks young people face when they engage in activities for easy cash. While authorities continue their investigation, Mojisola’s death serves as a grim reminder of how quickly situations can turn dangerous.

Her tragic story is not just a wake-up call for students but also for society at large to pay closer attention to the safety and well-being of young people. It raises the urgent need for awareness about the potential dangers behind seemingly innocent requests for favors or money-making opportunities.

Mojisola’s family and friends are now left to mourn a life cut short, and the community struggles to come to terms with the circumstances of her death. The full details of what led to this tragedy remain under investigation, but it is clear that this incident has left a deep scar on the community.

Let’s hope that Mojisola’s story serves as a lesson to others about the importance of making safe and informed decisions, even when money is involved.