UNIZIK Acting Vice-Chancellor Takes Bold Steps to Bolster Campus Safety
Acting Vice-Chancellor Professor Carol Arinze-Umobi has taken steps to improve campus safety at UNIZIK. During a recent visit to the Safety Unit, she announced plans to reinforce perimeter security, enhance walkway lighting, and implement other measures to protect students and staff.
Faith Orji 
In a concerted effort to enhance campus safety and security, Acting Vice-Chancellor of Nnamdi Azikiwe University Awka, Professor Carol Arinze-Umobi has launched several initiatives to protect the university community. On Monday, September 9, 2024, Professor Arinze-Umobi visited the university’s Safety Unit, where she was warmly received by Chief Safety Officer Mr. Ken Chukwurah and his team.
During her visit, Professor Arinze-Umobi reiterated her commitment to ensuring a secure environment for both students and staff. She emphasized that the protection of the university community is a top priority for her administration.
Key measures outlined by the Acting Vice-Chancellor include strengthening security along the university's perimeter, improving walkway lighting, and implementing additional strategic security enhancements. She highlighted the need for a proactive approach to campus safety, particularly focusing on student security.
“Ensuring the safety of our students is paramount. We will leave no stone unturned in our quest to maintain a safe and secure campus environment,” Professor Arinze-Umobi asserted.
In addition to her safety focus, Professor Arinze-Umobi visited the university medical center, where she encouraged medical personnel to provide prompt and thorough care, especially in emergencies.
These visits are part of a broader initiative by Professor Arinze-Umobi to engage with and fortify essential university units, reflecting her commitment to strengthening campus security and support services.
