Allegations of negligence in care provided by the academy clinic have emerged, potentially contributing to Jika's demise
The Nigerian Police Academy in Wudil, Kano State, finds itself in turmoil following the unfortunate passing of a 100-level cadet known as A.S. Jika.
Tragically, this first-year student in the department of sociology succumbed to illness while receiving treatment at the campus hospital on Saturday.
A.S. Jika was the son of Alhaji Haliru Jika, a distinguished senator and former chairman of the House of Representatives’ committee on police.
According to Sahara Reporters, It has been alleged by an anonymous classmate of the deceased that Jika’s demise resulted from lapses in the care provided by the staff at the police training school .
According to the informant, swift action by the medical personnel might have potentially saved A.S. Jika from the effects of the “malaria sickness.”
The source added that students and staff of the institution had been complaining bitterly about the services at the academy clinic.
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