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December 2, 2016      Ifedolapo Oladepo (Kano NYSC camp); and Ukeme Monday (Zamfara camp) Tributes to the deceased corps member, Miss Ifedolapo Amoke Oladepo, who died in Kano  NYSC orientation camp on November 29, flow like rivers of water. According to one Sen Ajibolu Marcarony Yusuff, who appears to be a relation of the deceased, Ifedolapo called home five hours to her death and told her older sister, Mrs. Oyeyode Abimbola (a nurse) to start coming to her Kano orientation camp because, as alleged, the NYSC doctors were not giving enough care. Yusuff said the late 26-year-old corps member who graduated with a First Class degree in Transport Management from Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Ogbomosho, was given injection at the orientation camp’s clinic, but that she called home to say that she had reacted to the injection, as she noticed visible rashes all over her body. Later, Yusuff claimed, Ifedolapo called home to complain of tongue-twisting, and was reportedly giv

December 2, 2016      Ifedolapo Oladepo (Kano NYSC camp); and Ukeme Monday (Zamfara camp) Tributes to the deceased corps member, Miss Ifedolapo Amoke Oladepo, who died in Kano  NYSC orientation camp on November 29, flow like rivers of water. According to one Sen Ajibolu Marcarony Yusuff, who appears to be a relation of the deceased, Ifedolapo called home five hours to her death and told her older sister, Mrs. Oyeyode Abimbola (a nurse) to start coming to her Kano orientation camp because, as alleged, the NYSC doctors were not giving enough care. Yusuff said the late 26-year-old corps member who graduated with a First Class degree in Transport Management from Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Ogbomosho, was given injection at the orientation camp’s clinic, but that she called home to say that she had reacted to the injection, as she noticed visible rashes all over her body. Later, Yusuff claimed, Ifedolapo called home to complain of tongue-twisting, and was reportedly giv

December 2, 2016      Ifedolapo Oladepo (Kano NYSC camp); and Ukeme Monday (Zamfara camp) Tributes to the deceased corps member, Miss Ifedolapo Amoke Oladepo, who died in Kano  NYSC orientation camp on November 29, flow like rivers of water. According to one Sen Ajibolu Marcarony Yusuff, who appears to be a relation of the deceased, Ifedolapo called home five hours to her death and told her older sister, Mrs. Oyeyode Abimbola (a nurse) to start coming to her Kano orientation camp because, as alleged, the NYSC doctors were not giving enough care. Yusuff said the late 26-year-old corps member who graduated with a First Class degree in Transport Management from Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Ogbomosho, was given injection at the orientation camp’s clinic, but that she called home to say that she had reacted to the injection, as she noticed visible rashes all over her body. Later, Yusuff claimed, Ifedolapo called home to complain of tongue-twisting, and was reportedly giv