A KNUST student FEARED dead at Ultimate Hostel after attempting a dangerous jump

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A second year KNUST student has been spotted motionless on Friday, February 17th 2023 at Ultimate Hostel (formerly Evandy hostel) in a video circulating with different back stories. 

It is alleged that he fell from the fourth floor of the annex block after attempting to jump from one balcony to the other.

A statement received from a witness states that, "They were reported for smoking which led the Police to  secure a spare key from the hostel Potter to unlock the door when they got the news. In their quest to escape nuisance, they tried to jump from their balcony to the next which was a successful attempt for the room owner but the victim who's a visitor unluckily slipped and fell".



Another statement from an eye witness states that "they were smoking and someone went to report them....so the security men came knock at their door...and he was trying to escape from his balcony to the next balcony and his hand slipped causing his death".

This incident has left the entire KNUST fraternity especially residents of the hostel heartbroken.

The aides of the victim are currently held in police custody to write their statement.


By: Francisca

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  1. AnonymousFebruary 17, 2023 at 8:53 PM

    Normally we don’t say bad things about dead people buh my problem if that if he’s reporting to Amokye for registration and he’s asked about what brought him there, what’s he going to say and also after explaining everything to Amokye he’ll be asked that, na hostel h) koraa WKHKYD? 😟🥲

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