FUHSO Assures Staff and Students of Adequate Security Amid Otukpo Security Concerns

The management of the Federal University of Health Sciences, Otukpo (FUHSO), has assured staff and students of the safety of their lives and property following the volatile security situation within the Otukpo metropolis.

Addressing members of the university community, the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Francis Aba Uba, urged staff and students to remain calm and continue with their lawful activities, assuring them that adequate security measures have been put in place to prevent any breach of peace.

Professor Uba stressed that the university management remains committed to safeguarding the institution, noting that the security and welfare of staff and students remain its top priority.

Also speaking, the university's Chief Security Officer, Mr. Michael Anebi, disclosed that additional security personnel have been deployed across the university's campuses to strengthen security.

He encouraged members of the university community to carry on with their legitimate activities without fear while remaining security conscious and promptly reporting any suspicious movement or activity to the appropriate authorities.

The university recalled that the Vice-Chancellor had earlier directed the issuance of a security advisory to staff and students on 1 July 2026, describing the move as part of proactive efforts to ensure the safety of lives and property within the institution.

FUHSO management further assured the university community that it is working closely with relevant security agencies and will continue to monitor the situation while taking all necessary measures to maintain a peaceful and secure learning environment.