The University of Cape Coast (UCC) investigation into the death of Level 200 student Innocentia Atsufui Avinu has taken another significant turn after university officials revealed details provided by her roommate. According to Dr. Kwabena Antwi-Konadu of UCC’s Directorate of Public Affairs, the student’s roommate told investigators that Innocentia received a phone call before leaving to meet a man and never returned. The statement forms part of the university’s ongoing efforts to establish the events leading to the student’s tragic death. Ghana News reports that the case has generated widespread public attention and calls for a thorough investigation.
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University Addresses Growing Speculation
Speaking publicly on the matter, Dr. Antwi-Konadu urged the public to avoid spreading unverified claims while investigators continue their work. He explained that information from the roommate indicated the deceased left after receiving a call to meet an unidentified man, but authorities are still piecing together the circumstances surrounding her disappearance and eventual death. The university has emphasized that investigations remain active and that conclusions should not be drawn prematurely.
Police Investigation Continues
Security agencies are expected to continue questioning relevant witnesses while examining digital and forensic evidence that could establish the timeline of events. The revelation has intensified public interest in the case, with many Ghanaians demanding justice and stronger safety measures for students living around university campuses. More updates are expected as investigators release additional findings. Readers can also follow Ghana News Live, Top Stories, Policy & Law Hub, Press & Media, and The Economy of Ghana for continuing coverage. oai_citation:1‡ghanaweb.com
