Nigerian Law School confirms death of 23-year-old student in Lagos
The Nigerian Law School has confirmed the death of a 23-year-old student, Faith Alayande, following a fall from the rooftop of a hostel at its Lagos campus. The institution said Alayande was temporarily staying at the Lagos campus while undertaking a programme in the state. The confirmation was contained in a statement issued on Monday and signed […] Nigerian Law School confirms death of…
Nigerian Law School confirms the death of 23-year-old student Faith Alayande, who tragically fell from the rooftop of a hostel at its Lagos campus on Friday, August 7, 2026. Alayande, a student at the Enugu Campus who was temporarily residing at the Lagos Campus for her externship, reportedly sustained fatal injuries from the fall.
The Law School's Secretary and Director of Administration, Aderonke O. Osho, confirmed the incident in a statement issued on Monday. The police have confirmed Alayande's death and stated that a hostel matron discovered her unresponsive within the premises, leading to officers' visit to the scene and the subsequent evacuation of her remains.
The institution has confirmed that it is cooperating with relevant authorities and Alayande's family to determine the circumstances surrounding the incident and provide further information as necessary. The Nigerian Law School expressed its condolences to Alayande's family, colleagues, and those affected by the loss, asking for privacy and restraint from the public and media during this difficult time.
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