Babcock University Student Dies by Suicide at Redemption Camp
A 200-level Babcock University student was found dead in his father’s house at Redemption Camp City, Ogun State, after reportedly taking his own life. Olaoluwa Subomi Lawson’s death was confirmed Tuesday by a family member residing in Festac Town, Lagos.
The tragic incident occurred at the student’s family residence within the Redemption Camp City community. Security expert Zagazola Makama reportedly provided details about the circumstances surrounding Lawson’s death, though specific information about the method or timeline remains limited.
Babcock University, a private Christian institution located in Ilishan-Remu, Ogun State, has not yet released an official statement regarding the student’s death. The Redemption Camp City, headquarters of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, serves as both a religious center and residential community.
The incident highlights growing concerns about mental health challenges among Nigerian university students. Academic pressure, financial stress, and social isolation have been identified as contributing factors to rising suicide rates among young adults in the country.
Lawson’s death marks another tragic loss within Nigeria’s higher education system. Mental health advocates continue pushing for improved counseling services and support systems in universities across the nation.
The family has not disclosed funeral arrangements or provided additional details about circumstances leading to the student’s death. Local authorities are reportedly investigating the incident.
If you’re struggling with suicidal thoughts, please contact local mental health services or crisis hotlines for immediate support.
