A Nigerian girl identified as Fadlullah Agboluaje on Twitter has quarried Nigerians how his brother died in Ukraine after moving to the country in just a few weeks.
She felt to mourn his late brother who died weeks after leaving Nigeria for Ukraine and expressed her pain on Twitter.
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According to her claim, the young man departed Nigeria on January 9 and landed in Ukraine on the same day.
However, the student of polytechnic national university, Ukraine, didn’t like the room his agent transferred him to and complained of the room heater and the other faults.
He contacted the accommodation facility who couldn’t attend to him because he never understood English. Shortly after his mother had suggested for a relocation after his phonecall discussion with his family, he contacted his liaison officer and he was told to see him the following day.
Awfully, he was found dead on the floor of his room on Monday, January 10, barely a day after he arrived Ukraine.
She wrote:
“How did my healthy brother die in Ukraine overnight? That’s my brother, Fadlullah Agboluaje, in this picture with my mum at Murtala International Airport, Nigeria. He took off from Nigeria on Saturday 8th January, 2022 and landed at Ukraine on Sunday 9th January 2022.”
“He got picked up from the airport by Lviv polytechnic national university’s representative to the school accommodation facility this same day, 9th January, 2022.”
“On getting to his designated room, he wasn’t happy with the way it looked and also complained that that heater wasn’t effective (swipe to see pictures) and my mum told him to request a change of room.”
“So he went to the front desk of the accommodation facility to report to the personnel on duty but unfortunately the person didn’t understand English so he ended up reaching out to the liaison officer, the undersigned agent on the letter the school sent before he left to Ukraine. This man asked my brother to see him in the morning the following day.”
“My mum chatted with my brother up until 11pm Nigeria time on Sunday. Then on Monday, we didn’t hear from my brother, all his calls were going through, messages were dropping but no responses at all.”
“My mum began to panic and began to reach out to different people for help as at afternoon time after we got no response from him all morning.”
“Then it struck her that she could copy the number of the liaison officer on the letter, so she began to reach out to him also.”
“Later that afternoon, he began to dodge our calls, keeping us in the dark.”
“He ended up picking his calls later that evening and then gave a student in that accommodation facility the phone to break the news that my brother was found dead on the floor of his room.”
“It was a big shock. My brother left Nigeria very healthy. He ran COVID-19 test as at 7th of January, and tested negative. He got the full COVID-19 vaccination, Took his yellow fever vaccine, ran a complete health check at our family hospital and everything came out fine.”
“After the the news was broken, we began to ask this liaison officer to send us his picture if truly he’s dead. He didn’t do so until early evening on Tuesday 11th, 2022. I couldn’t look at the picture until Wednesday 12th 2022 because I just couldn’t look at my younger brother dead. As an older one, you always want to fend for your younger siblings. It hurt too much to look at the picture but my mind needed to have a grasp of an evidence.”
“I looked at the picture on my uncle’s phone and my brother looked asleep in the blue shirt he wore from Nigeria as seen in the picture, fully buttoned up and in a blue thick furred coat.”
“They haven’t sent us another picture of my brother in his dead state.”
“They said they’ve ran an autopsy, where’s the official report?”
“Why is the school not reaching out to us like they’re truly concerned? Or like they’re taking responsibility. He was already in the schools territory! What even happened to my brother?”
“We need answers, we’re being kept in the dark. We need justice!”
