“Not our Student”; UNIPORT denies Student who set her lover on fire

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The University of Port Harcourt has clarified that Cynthia Chukwundah, the woman accused of setting her lover on fire in the Choba community of Rivers State, is not a student of the institution. This contradicts earlier police reports suggesting she was a 300-level undergraduate at UNIPORT.

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In a statement titled “UNIPORT Clarifies Choba Fire Incident: Victim Not a Student,” the university’s Head of Information, Publications, and Public Relations, Dr. Sammy Kpenu, said, “Following thorough internal checks and verification of our student records, the university wishes to categorically state that Cynthia Chukwundah is not a student of the University of Port Harcourt.

The university expressed condolences to the families affected and assured the public that it is supporting efforts to ensure a proper investigation. “We deeply regret the loss of life associated with this unfortunate event and express our condolences to the families affected. We are also closely following developments and cooperating with the relevant authorities to ensure that the matter is properly investigated,” the statement read.

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UNIPORT urged the public and media to verify facts before publication and allow law enforcement agencies to conduct a full and impartial investigation. “We urge members of the public and media outlets to refrain from spreading unverified information and to allow law enforcement agencies to conduct a full and impartial investigation,” it concluded

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