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Few days ago, we announced on EEU Blog that ADEMOLA was missing. Of course everyone including friends and family kept thier fingers cross, however, the search for ADEMOLA came to a halt when investigators found his body on a parked Train just about One mile from where he was last seen with friends.
The train was not working as it was there for 4 days but the wires are alive.
 Cause of death is not yet known as they are still investigating.
 My friend and former course mate(A family friend to the deceased) has been updating me on this particular case and you can imagine what moment it is right now for the entire family.
 Well, we sincerely hope that no stone is left unturned to get to the root of the case. Our heart goes out to Ademola's family, praying that God gives them the strength to bear this great loss.

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