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Student died in stampede during Barcelona-Liverpool match

A tragic day for the department of Architecture, Olabisi Onabanjo University, as they lost a 200 level first class student, identified as Gbenga Olukoyi to the cold hands of death, in a stampede, during Liverpool-Barcelona Champions League game.
According to reports, trouble began as one of the students raised false alarm, after he felt something crawling on his legs, thinking it was a snake. The sudden alarm caused confusion among the students, leading to everyone scamper for safety and subsequently causing stampede.

 40 students suffered various degrees of injurie, and unfortunately Gbenga died in the cause.

 Although Gbenga did not die in the midst of the stampede, he died after the hospital he was rushed to, allegedly rejected him, because the people who took him to the hospital could not make initial cash deposits, for his treatment to commence. The reporter said.

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