The management said the university received the news of the student’s death with much sadness.
Mr Osikominu alleged that party funds were paid into personal accounts without proper accountability.
She stated that they had been linked to violent crimes, including killings.
Another resident, Olusegun Balogun, described the deployment as a proactive measure aimed at crime prevention.
Terrorists invaded the Ahoro-Esin-Ile and Yawota communities in the Oriire local council, kidnapping 39 pupils and seven staffers on May 15.
“We have taken these concerns seriously and immediately engaged the relevant security agencies,” said the Ibeju-Lekki council chairman.
He said the state was committed to delivering strategic transport infrastructure.
The guest speaker, Segun Adewunmi, urged youths to rise above negative influences and become builders of society.
He said the drugs were mainly ketamine, weighing three kilograms and 199 grams of ecstasy pills.
They attributed worsening flooding in parts of the state to unchecked wetland encroachment and poor urban planning.
