A Nigerian student, Opeyemi Adedipe, is reportedly dead in Oxfordshire, a county in South East England. According to a friend, Max Obesi, who announced his demise on social media, Adedipe was a student of Lancaster University in England.
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Obesi claimed that the lifeless body of Adedipe was found in his flat after the latter failed to show up at his working place.
“Sad News: “I have just received the unfortunate news that a Nigerian student studying MSc Data Science at the School of Computing and Communications, Lancaster University, Mr. Opeyemi Adedipe (Emmanuel) died while participating in a summer work placement at the Centre for Ecology & Hydrology in Oxfordshire. “Emma and I spoke not too long ago. He was fine, showed no sign of ailment. He even spoke to friends and family on the eve of his death. There was no sign that he was sick. His body was found lifeless in his flat after he failed to show up for work,” Obesi wrote. It was alleged that the preliminary investigation on the corpse determined the absence of foul play nor suspect. “Autopsy will be conducted to determine the cause of death but preliminary investigation determined there was no foul play and no reason to suspect anyone, at the moment,” he concluded. 
Nigerians mourn
Dharmypaul: Bro Emmanuel as we fondly called you was such a humble and kind person. May you rest in the peace of our Lord. May God grant your family fortitude to bear this great loss. Till we meet again bro. The Pilgrim: Has his family been informed before this rush to Tweeter? You can imagine the rude shock if he was you son or brother Olusegun Peters Jr: This is so sad. May the Lord comfort his family and friends and rest his soul. 🙏🏾 Adetunji: Damn! I flashly remember him today prior to seeing this, top guy, easy going, humble, always smiling, may his soul RIP.
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