Talented 16-year-old boy dies after passing post-JAMB screening to study medicine

Talented 16-year-old boy dies after passing post-JAMB screening to study medicine

A brilliant 16-year-old student named Mubarak Razak has passed on.

Legit.ng gathered that Razak died after a brief illness which occurred after he had passed his Joint Admission and Matriculation exams in flying colours.

Razak had applied to study Medicine and Surgery at University of Ilorin and was successful in the Post-UTME screening only for him to die.

Talented 16-year-old boy dies after passing post-JAMB screening for medicine
Late Razak at his school graduation ceremony

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According to the mail sent to stelladimokokorkus.com:

''The person in subject was a close relation of mine, his name was Mubarak Razak by name and 16 years. He applied for Medicine and Surgery at University of Ilorin after being denied admission last year when he applied for Anatomy scoring 206 in UTME, immediately after graduating in a private secondary school in Ilorin, Kwara state.

'He then struggled to have a better UTME score this year and passed POST-JAMB excellently scoring 72% when he suddenly died after a brief illness last week Saturday night. He was survived by 3 siblings, his father, a civil servant(Mr Razak Owolabi) and Mother,a government school teacher(Mrs Aminat Razak). I just taught I should share this story because to me he left an indelible mark in this world, he was a nice, quiet boy and so young. And I believe that it's not how far you go in life but how well."

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See his result below;

Talented 16-year-old boy dies after passing post-JAMB screening for medicine
Late Razak's WAEC result

Talented 16-year-old boy dies after passing post-JAMB screening for medicine
Late Razak's post JAMB result

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