Nasarawa University Achieves Progress in Tackling Insecurity Around Student Communities - VC
The Federal University of Lafia, Nigeria, has reported significant strides in combating the menace of kidnapping and cultism in the vicinity of its campuses, according to the Vice Chancellor (VC).
University's Security Measures
In an effort to bolster the university's security, the institution has partnered with local hunters and vigilantes to assist security agencies in safeguarding the student communities.
- The university hired 200 hunters and vigilantes to support security agencies in combating insecurity around the campuses.
- This collaborative approach has led to a reduction in kidnapping and cult-related activities in the region.
VC's Commitment to Student Safety
The Vice Chancellor has pledged to continue working closely with local authorities, security agencies, and community members to ensure the safety and wellbeing of the university's students.
"Our commitment to the safety and security of our students is unwavering," said the VC. "We have observed a significant decrease in crime incidents around our campuses, and we are pleased with the progress."
Improved Security Measures
The university has implemented enhanced security measures, including increased patrols, surveillance, and community outreach programs.
- The university has increased patrols of its premises and surrounding areas to detect and deter potential threats.
- Community outreach programs have been established to foster stronger ties between the university, local authorities, and residents.
Credits
The university's efforts have been supported by local authorities and the community, demonstrating the importance of collective action in combating crime.
- The university appreciates the support from local authorities and the community in enhancing security measures.
- This collaborative approach is crucial in tackling crime and ensuring the safety of the campus community.
<small>Source: Punch Nigeria — read the original story there.</small>