Promising girl who scored 233 in JAMB passes

Nigeria may have lost perhaps one of her most promising future professionals in young Cynthia Anurika Uzochukwu who passed on recently.

Her family and friends have been thrown into mourning following the sad story of the untimely death of the young lady.

Cynthia, a 19-year old 2017 UTME candidate passed away on June 15th. Details surrounding her demise are not clear yet, however, according to friends she suffered from Malaria and Typhoid prior to her death.

Her last Facebook message read:

“I thank God for my life. Some people did not make it last night but I did. God you are awesome. Happy Sunday Pals”.

 

Her brother, Uzochukwu Pascal revealed that her dream was to become a doctor and treat her mother and siblings.

“My sis Cynthia Uzochukwu make her JAMB, when she was alive she told me brother I will become a doctor..to treat mum and my siblings…I laughed at her and she said brother you will see it…now am seeing that u re really a doctor bcos u re on step u front….am always proud of u,I will always love u Dr Cynthia Anurika Uzochukwu” he captioned a photo of her JAMB result.

Late Cynthia will be laid to rest on Friday, July 7, in her hometown Amihe Ukpor in Nnewi South Local Government Area of Anambra State.

May her soul rest in Peace .

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