22year old BIU virgin student raped and had her throat slit in Benin

 A 300 level female student of the Benson
Idahosa University said to be a 'Virgin' in Benin-
City, Edo state has lost her life after being raped
to death by unidentified persons. Deborah on her graduation day The incident was said to have occurred between 12
midnight and 1 a.m after she left hospital and
decided to see one of her friends at Upper Adesuwa. That's when 22-year-old Deborah was raped and was
said to have had her throat slit by her attackers after
the terrible act. Vanguard reports: The Edo State Police Commissioner, Mr Funso
Adebanjo, said the command was investigating the
matter. An elder sister of the deceased, Jean, who
spoke to Sunday Vanguard, lamented that her sister
was killed after she was raped. According to the elder sister, Jean, the hospital
people were angry with Deborah and, at about 11pm
that Friday, she left the Sickle Cell Hospital at Golf
Course Road for Upper Adesuwa. "How she walked
to Upper Adesuwa that night I just don't know. There
is this friend of hers that also visits us, she went to their house," Jean said. She continued: "They said she got there and was
knocking at the gate but nobody opened the gate. It
was when she left the gate that the assailants
struck, raped her and slashed her throat. In the
morning, her friend started saying some body was
knocking at the gate last night and people said they saw a corpse somewhere outside the street. So
they ran to the place and found out it was my sister.
I went to Ugbor Police Station and made a
statement. But why I am worried is that I don't know
why the hospital people will allow her to leave at
about 11pm that day. "The hospital people should produce the man who
was in charge that night. The police said they want
to conduct post mortem and that is where we are
now. My sister was a 300-level accounting and
education student at the Benson Idahosa University
and a virgin for that matter. I am appealing to the police to find the killers. I don't know why they
should allow her leave the hospital at that hour when
they knew she was not sound".