Ulonna Inyama, the esteemed Registrar of Wigwe University, has tragically passed away under distressing circumstances in Abuja. Reports suggest that her death was the result of a severe reaction to a wrong blood transfusion following fibroid surgery.

Inyama was initially admitted to a hospital in Abuja to undergo treatment for fibroids. Unfortunately, during the treatment process, she received a blood transfusion of the wrong type. This error led to a serious and adverse reaction, causing her condition to deteriorate rapidly.

Despite being transferred to another hospital in an attempt to save her, Inyama’s condition worsened, and she passed away. This incident has sparked significant concern and distress among her family and the wider university community.

The family of Ulonna Inyama has publicly demanded a thorough investigation into the events leading up to her death. They are seeking answers about how such a critical mistake could have occurred and who is responsible for the error.

Inyama’s death comes at a particularly difficult time for Wigwe University. Earlier this year, the university suffered another devastating loss when its founder, Herbert Wigwe, died in a helicopter crash in California along with his wife and son. The university community is still mourning this significant loss and now faces the added grief of Inyama’s untimely death.

The university and its supporters are left grappling with the dual tragedies and the urgent need for accountability and justice surrounding Inyama’s death.