KNUST: Friend Of Joana Yabani Gets Emotional As She Recalls Fond Memories They Shared, Video Trends
- A friend of Joana Yabani has broken her silence on the news of the demise of the level 400 student at KNUST
- The lady who seemed displeased shared fond memories of their time together in school and prayed the person behind Joana's demise would be brought to book
- Social media users who commented on the video expressed their sympathies to the grieving family on their loss
A friend of Joana Yabani has expressed pain over the demise of the final year student of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST).
In a video sighted by YEN.com.gh, the young lady who is currently studying abroad looked sad, displeased and astonished as she opened up on their time as classmates back in Achimota School.
Source: UGC
She eulogised Joana Yabani and opened up about her strongest attributes, such as being down to earth and kind.
The young lady also talked about how the late student was always ready to assist her if need be.
"Today, I stand with solemnity as I talk about Johna Deladem. I knew this girl. personally She would never hurt a fly, she was the nicest person, she was so down to earth, if you see her, you can tell how pretty she is. I remember being there for me and everything. You can never think of something she would do to deserve this.
She called for the suspect arrested in connection with the death of Joana Yabani to face the full rigours of the law if found guilty.
Source: UGC
"I am just hoping God judges whoever that person is. It better not be true that he is the one who did that, but if he is, God be with you; that is all I can say," she said, looking sad.
Campus dating has disadvantages
Relationship counsellor Rose Aboagyewaa Adjei, in a comment to YEN.com.gh on reports making waves that Joana Yabani and Daniel Tuffour were lovers, explained that dating your fellow student on campus comes with disadvantages.
Delving into details, the counsellor explained that a sizeable number of students, particularly men at the tertiary level, are dependents who mostly fall within their early twenties.
In this vein, she explained that there is no assurance or reasonable cause to believe that dating such a person would end in marriage.
She added that as a tertiary student, entering an amorous relationship with a fellow student could bring an unwanted pregnancy, which could hamper one's education and set you back in life.
"The young man you are dating on campus, for all you know, may not even be ready for marriage, especially the ones who entered the university right from SHS. Such men are not ready for marriage, and the probability that your relationship would end in marriage stands at 40 per cent. We have many ladies who now live with regret for not focusing on their education, and they wish they could rewind time. So, dating a fellow student at the tertiary level is not too advisable. If care is not taken, you could even get pregnant and end up as a school dropout.
At the time of writing this report, the statement had raked in over 7,000 likes and 100 comments.
Watch the video below:
Ghanaians mourn the passing of the KNUST student
Social media users who reacted to the video sympathised with the family on the loss of their loved one. Others also wondered what could be the motive for a 21-year-old to take the life of her lover.
Ghanamakehot indicated:
"I think he stole her phone to hide evidence/traces of what he planned to do maybe he once threatened to k her via text or a recorded audio or phones conversation or something
Rashida commented:
"The nicest, sweetest and respectful girl. She didn’t deserve this !! Justice needs to be served."
yaw dwarkwaa commented
"Hearty sympathies to the family and to anyone who knew that young lady. I simply cannot imagine what you guys are going through at this moment.
QueenD'Blinks stated:
"Anger can cause alot, dating wasn't bad, people had their love ones in university."
Maame Afia Kraah indicated:
"Moral lesson: Never befriend your ex!!, RIP Joana."
KNUST graduate dies after writing final paper
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that a KNUST graduate had died.
Patrick Mensah, a BSc Agric Biotech student, wrote his final paper and arrived home on Monday, August 26, 2024.
Patrick Mensah died after he attempted to save a friend who had fallen into an illegal mining pit
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Source: YEN.com.gh
