Whispers Of Sorrow

 A Heartbreak At UEW:A Bad Smell At University Of Education Winneba (UEW) Led To A Discovery Of A Dead Body Of Level 400 Student.

           It is with heavy heart broken of sharing the sad news of their soul in (Gusss Hall). When campus has been plunged into mourning over the (UEW) community following the heartbreaking discovery of a final year student’s lifeless body in the campus hostel room.

         On 12th June 2025, where a final year student called Micheal Asenso whose studying Bachelor of Arts in Political Science, properly known (Mich) a 26 years old who has just started his journey in pursuit of a brighter future for himself and his family and unfortunately his life turned into a speechless mess.According to the source Mich was a wounded student his wound was barely broken to describe, so his roommate, whose unable to endure the foul smell left him alone in the room not knowing that he was leaving behind a friend who was already fighting a silent battle, he will never win , a decision that now fills him with regret and unbearable guilt.

         His  class (English Department) held a minutes of silent for him, but one engaging thing about his death that broke their hearts was the fact that he was amongst them just a week ago fun when he was fighting for his group in a musical chair competition ,although he was a wounded student he tries his best as much as possible to participate in everything mmm what a sad moment.

         Let not forget about his heartbroken mother Ms Grace Asenso, a mother who dreamt of seeing him walking proudly across the graduation stage, now sits in silence.His sorrowful father Mr Prince Asenso who cannot let of the memories of his son, whose bright future was meant to lift the family out of hardship.Today, that hope lies buried in grief and unanswered prayer. 

         Mmmm, his absence leaves behind unanswered questions, broken heart and a painful lesson that tomorrow is never promised. 

         Rest well Mich, You will never be forgotten.

              #Janet Obeng


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