Ruth Ogar, 21 years old undergraduate of the University of Calabar, in Cross River State, died while she was sleeping. The sad incidence happened some days to her birthday celebration.
According to reports, Ogar was a 300 level undergraduate of the Accounting department in the university. She was planning to do her wedding soon.
Ogar, and her prospective husband had met with both their parents before she died. Amber Asuk James, her sad fiancé, went to his page on Facebook to grieve for her death.
He said, "Ogar Ruth, words have failed me, I don't actually understand where to start from. You shouldn't be the person to die. I'm an older person, but you were only almost 21.
We made arrangements for the celebration of your 22nd birthday already. The whole thing just comes to pass so quickly. I don't actually understand what I can blame.
I'm terribly sorry that you departed too soon. It deeply hurts me. I adore you so much with all my soul. We were so close to our wedding, and I just came to meet your parents. But death took you away suddenly.
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