UCC commences probe into death of Level 200 student

The University of Cape Coast (UCC) has commenced an investigation into the death of a Level 200 student, whose body was discovered at Hutchland Beach on Friday morning.
In a statement issued by the Acting Director of the Directorate of Public Affairs, Dr. Kwabena Antwi-Konadu, stated that is working with the UCC District Police Command to unravel what led to the death of their student.
“The University Management has been duly informed, and appropriate support measures are being extended to the family, the affected roommate, colleagues, students, and course mates during this difficult period,” stated.
The deceased, identified as Innocentia Atsufui Avinu, was confirmed as a student of the university after police alerted the institution following the discovery of the body.
According to reports, Innocentia Avinu was last seen a few days before she was reported missing. When efforts by relatives and friends to reach her proved unsuccessful, they raised the alarm and began searching for her. Appeals for information were also shared in an attempt to locate her.
The discovery has left family members, friends, and the university community heartbroken. Many had hoped she would be found safe after concerns grew over her sudden disappearance.
The search took a tragic turn when a female body was found on a beach in Cape Coast. Police officers responded to the scene and transported the body to the Cape Coast Teaching Hospital mortuary for preservation and identification.
Following investigations and identification procedures, the body was confirmed to be that of Innocentia Avinu.
The confirmation brought sadness to many who had been praying and hoping for her safe return.
Police have since begun investigations to determine what led to her death.
News of her death has spread quickly across the UCC campus, with students expressing shock and sorrow. Many have taken to social media to mourn her passing and offer condolences to her family.
The tragic incident has also raised concerns about the safety of students and the need for greater awareness and protection within university communities.
As investigations continue, family members, friends, and the entire UCC community are mourning the loss of a young student whose life ended tragically. Many are hoping that the ongoing investigations will provide answers and bring closure to her loved ones.


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