UNIABUJA Enhances Security Measures to Ensure Students Safety
In response to recent rumors about campus insecurity, Acting Vice-Chancellor Dr. Aisha Sani Maikudi outlines enhanced security protocols to ensure student safety.
Mary Nwaeze 
The University of Abuja's Acting Vice-Chancellor, Dr. Aisha Sani Maikudi, has taken proactive steps to address recent rumors circulating on social media regarding potential kidnapping incidents on campus. In her communication to the university community, she reassured members that these rumors lack any factual basis, yet underscored the importance of security vigilance.
Dr. Maikudi encouraged students and staff to maintain their regular activities while remaining alert and aware of their surroundings. "Our commitment to your safety is unwavering, and we urge everyone to stay vigilant without succumbing to unnecessary alarm," she stated.
To bolster security, the university will see an increase in visible security personnel and patrol vehicles across campus. Dr. Maikudi clarified that this initiative is part of a systematic security enhancement strategy involving collaboration with military and various security agencies to safeguard the entire university community.
"We appreciate your cooperation as we work together to maintain a safe and secure environment conducive to learning," she added, reiterating the university's dedication to student welfare.
