Sa'adu Zungur University VC Professor Fatima Tahir Advocates for Joint Security Initiatives with Police

Professor Fatima Tahir, Vice Chancellor of Sa'adu Zungur University, has called for a collaborative security effort with the Bauchi State Police Command to address safety concerns on the university's two campuses.

During a courtesy visit to the Bauchi State Commissioner of Police, Auwal Musa Mohammed, Professor Tahir expressed concern over the security of students, particularly those residing outside the campuses due to inadequate hostel facilities.

She highlighted the need for enhanced security measures to protect students from exposure to security threats, citing instances of attacks, robberies, and harm.

The Vice Chancellor commended the Police outpost in Gadau for their support and cooperation, requesting an organized program to boost security and safety on both campuses.

She suggested a collaborative effort between the Police and the University's internal security to ensure effective protection, and demanded a security outpost in Yuli village to enhance security for students and the community.

The Bauchi State Police Commissioner, Auwal Muhammad Musa, praised the Vice Chancellor's leadership and responsibility, promising to continue synergizing with the university.

He pledged to increase police presence in Gadau campus, explore the possibility of adding more patrol vehicles for enhanced night patrols, and conduct a comprehensive review of the issues raised to provide a lasting solution.

This partnership aims to ensure a safe and secure learning environment for students of Sa'adu Zungur University.