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Student Stabbed to Death at Freshers’ Night Party in Federal University of Education, Kontagora

A tragic incident occurred at the Federal University of Education (FUE), Kontagora in Niger State, where a 300-level student was allegedly stabbed to death during a freshers’ night party organised for newly admitted students.

The victim, identified as Seyi Simon (also reported as Seyi Simion), a 25-year-old student, was killed in the early hours of Thursday, April 2, 2026.

   Details of the Incident

According to reports, the stabbing happened during the celebration organised for fresh students. The suspect, an 18-year-old fellow student named *Jaafar Musa*, has been linked to the incident.

Niger State Police Command has confirmed the case and stated that investigations are ongoing. The suspect is currently in police custody.

The once joyful freshers’ party turned tragic, leaving students and the university community in shock.

   Current Status

As of *April 6, 2026*, the Federal University of Education, Kontagora has not issued an official statement on the incident. The university community remains tense following the event.

Police investigations are continuing to establish the full circumstances that led to the stabbing.

A 300-level student, Seyi Simon, was stabbed to death at a freshers’ night party at the Federal University of Education, Kontagora on April 2, 2026. Suspect Jaafar Musa in police custody. Latest details as of April 6, 2026.
A 300-level student, Seyi Simon, was stabbed to death at a freshers’ night party at the Federal University of Education, Kontagora on April 2, 2026. Suspect Jaafar Musa in police custody. Latest details as of April 6, 2026.

  Key Points

Date of incident: Early hours of Thursday, April 2, 2026

Victim: Seyi Simon (Seyi Simion), 25 years old, 300-level student

Suspect: Jaafar Musa, 18 years old, fellow student

Location: Freshers’ night party at Federal University of Education, Kontagora

Status: Suspect in police custody; investigation ongoing

This sad development has raised fresh concerns about security and student welfare during campus social events, especially those involving large gatherings of students.

The university management and security agencies are expected to provide more updates as the investigation progresses.

Parents, students, and stakeholders have called for stronger measures to ensure the safety of students during both academic and social activities on campus.

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