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Unijos safe for students, VC assures parents

Prof. Tanko Ishaya, the Vice Chancellor (VC), of the University of Jos, has assured parents that the university is safe for students, members of staff and visitors.

Ishaya said this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), on Wednesday in Jos, reiterating that the university’s management had put modalities on the ground to ensure the safety of students and staff.

He said that the management had deployed both internal and external security for intelligence gathering, within and around the campus, to promote safety and security at all times.

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“We have been doing our best in terms of providing internal security; we are using both internal and external security in the areas of intelligence gathering that will require the actions of the conventional security agencies.

“In the area of physical security, with the support of the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFUND), we are presently completing the perimeter fencing of the campus to avoid encroachment.

“Going forward, and in fact very soon, we will provide technology that will promote the safety and security of our students, staff and properties of the university.

“So, there is no cause for alarm. Our students and staff are safe and the university is safe and ready for quality teaching and learning,” he said.

Ishaya added that the management of the university had also begun engaging communities surrounding the university, to seek areas of possible security collaboration.

He commended the Plateau State Government and security agencies over the relative peace currently being enjoyed in the state, and the university in particular. (NAN)

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