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A University of Lagos alumna, Oreoluwa Odetunde, was found dead at her off-campus residence in New York on Thursday, bringing shock to family, friends, and the academic community.

Akahi News gathered that Odetunde was a first-year Master of Business Administration student at the S.C. Johnson College of Business. She previously earned a bachelor’s degree in economics from the University of Lagos in 2017.

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Academic and Professional Achievements

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During her time at Cornell, Odetunde was reportedly active in several student organisations, including the Johnson African Business Society, the Black Graduate Business Association, and the Old Ezra Finance Club. She was also recognised as a Forté Fellow and Sage Scholar, distinctions awarded to students demonstrating academic excellence and leadership potential.

Odetunde participated in research and strategic analysis projects for firms such as Anchoria Asset Management and Greenwich Merchant Bank, highlighting her professional dedication alongside her academic pursuits.

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Condolences and Impact

Her sudden death has been met with grief and condolences from classmates, instructors, and the wider academic community. Those who knew her described Odetunde as talented, ambitious, and committed to making a positive impact in business and finance.

Akahi News notes that her passing adds to the growing list of Nigerians who have died abroad in recent months. In the United Kingdom, footballer Saburi Adeniji was pronounced dead on February 6 after battling a severe brain stem injury, while another Nigerian student, Douglas Izevbigie, died on January 21 following a struggle with aggressive leukaemia.

Odetunde’s death is a tragic reminder of the fragility of life, even among young and promising individuals pursuing higher education abroad. It has prompted calls for greater support systems for international students, especially those far from home.

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By Joseph Iyaji | Akahi News
Joseph Iyaji is a journalist, educator, and founder of Akahi G. International, Akahi Tutors, and Akahi News.
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