Cross River State Police Command Killed 2 Unicross Students During A Harmless Protest
Cross River State Police Command Killed 2 Unicross Students During A Harmless Protest
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| Killed by the Nigeria police cross river state command |
Headline: Tensions in Calabar as UNICROSS Students Protest After Fatal Crash; Two Deaths Alleged in Clash with Police
On the 4th of May 2026 unicross students went for a protest against lack of equipment in general hospital calabar that lead to the death of 5 students that had a very serious accident during the protest in the general hospital calabar the students moved ahead to the governor's office and on getting there, cross river state police command open fire and gun 2 students to death and many are seriously injured .
Nigeria Police Force are you aware that police killed two unicross students today being 4th may 2026 during the protests against how general hospital calabar left 5 students that had accident to die?
A situation were Students had accident and they were rushed to general hospital calabar but they locked them outside that they can't attend to those students and 5 students died... Unicross students went there for a protest and from there to the governors office but your police Men open fire and killed 2 students instantly... What is the work of Nigerian police again? To kill citizens or to protect?
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| One of the victim killed by police men |
Police command, Calabar, Cross River State — May 4, 2026
Students of the University of Cross River State (UNICROSS) staged a protest on Monday, May 4, 2026, over alleged delays in medical treatment at the General Hospital Calabar following a fatal road crash that killed four people, including three students and a staff driver.
May 1 Auto Crash
According to the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) and police reports, 24 UNICROSS students and one staff member were involved in a collision with a container truck along the Calabar–Itu Highway in Odukpani on the evening of May 1, 2026. Four people died, while several others sustained severe injuries. NANS JCC Chairman Victor Asuquo expressed “strong concern and dissatisfaction over reports that some affected students were initially denied or delayed medical attention at the General Hospital”.
May 4 Protest and Alleged Shooting
On May 4, students marched to the General Hospital and subsequently to the Governor’s Office to demand accountability for the alleged treatment delays. Unconfirmed reports from protesters claim that during a confrontation near the Governor’s Office, operatives of the Cross River State Police Command opened fire, resulting in two student fatalities and multiple injuries.
What is really going on with Nigerian police?
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