Abuja – The Inspector-General of Police, Mr
Mohammed Abubakar, has ordered immediate
provision of adequate security in and around
university campuses nationwide.
This is contained in a statement issued by CSP
Frank Mba, the Force Public Relations
Officer, on Thursday in Abuja.
The statement said the measure was designed
to secure life and property in the institutions
and provide enabling environment for
lecturers, students and other members of
staff to go about their lawful businesses
without hindrance.
“The directive is a proactive and confidence-
boosting measure designed to ensure that
nothing untoward happens in our academic
communities,” it said.
The statement directed all Command
Commissioners of Police to personally oversee
the intensification of surveillance in
universities in their states.
It ordered them to “take all necessary
security measures needed to provide for the
safety and security of members of staff and
students as well as property within the various
Campuses”.
It urged lecturers, students and Nigerians
within the institutions to remain law-abiding
and go about their legitimate businesses
without fear of molestation or intimidation
from any quarters.
It will be recalled that the Federal
Government on Thursday gave universities
lecturers, who had been on strike since July,
one week ultimatum to resume academic
activities.

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